Christmas is coming… and so is karma.In this brutally honest and hilariously relatable Christmas edition of Karma – You Deserved It, Heinrich Wilson serves up a holiday feast of social criticism, wrapped in sarcasm and sprinkled with festive truth bombs.Why do some people gift socks like it's a religious duty? Why does your aunt still give your sibling better presents? And what's up with billionaires asking for your €2 donation to "e;help the world"e;?From spoiled brats and awkward office parties to re-gifting rituals and the eternal "e;Happy Holidays vs. Merry Christmas"e; debate, this book exposes it all — with wit, wisdom, and just enough roast goose.Whether you're the grinch, the gifter, or the one dodging Christmas dinners, this holiday special reminds us: karma never takes a break — especially not in December.Warning: Side effects may include laughter, self-reflection, and an urge to rewrap that candle you got last year.

Christmas is coming… and so is karma.In this brutally honest and hilariously relatable Christmas edition of Karma – You Deserved It, Heinrich Wilson serves up a holiday feast of social criticism, wrapped in sarcasm and sprinkled with festive truth bombs.Why do some people gift socks like it's a religious duty? Why does your aunt still give your sibling better presents? And what's up with billionaires asking for your €2 donation to "e;help the world"e;?From spoiled brats and awkward office parties to re-gifting rituals and the eternal "e;Happy Holidays vs. Merry Christmas"e; debate, this book exposes it all — with wit, wisdom, and just enough roast goose.Whether you're the grinch, the gifter, or the one dodging Christmas dinners, this holiday special reminds us: karma never takes a break — especially not in December.Warning: Side effects may include laughter, self-reflection, and an urge to rewrap that candle you got last year.

Christmas is coming… and so is karma.In this brutally honest and hilariously relatable Christmas edition of Karma – You Deserved It, Heinrich Wilson serves up a holiday feast of social criticism, wrapped in sarcasm and sprinkled with festive truth bombs.Why do some people gift socks like it's a religious duty? Why does your aunt still give your sibling better presents? And what's up with billionaires asking for your €2 donation to "e;help the world"e;?From spoiled brats and awkward office parties to re-gifting rituals and the eternal "e;Happy Holidays vs. Merry Christmas"e; debate, this book exposes it all — with wit, wisdom, and just enough roast goose.Whether you're the grinch, the gifter, or the one dodging Christmas dinners, this holiday special reminds us: karma never takes a break — especially not in December.Warning: Side effects may include laughter, self-reflection, and an urge to rewrap that candle you got last year.