From all of us at GM Authority, we sincerely wish you a glorious Thanksgiving holiday, plentiful and delicious food and drink, and that your relatives are tolerable at the dinner table. If your Thanksgiving was ruined by another Detroit Lions loss, remember that there’s always next year. Cheers!
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Thanks!!! Hope you all had a good one too !