Exhausted and overworked, Santa Claus has decided to convert to Judaism to lessen his workload and decrease his stress. Mr. Claus's first inkling that Judaism was his new intended path was when he was unloading one particularly heavy bag of gifts and muttered "Oy, Oy, Oy!" instead of "Ho, Ho, Ho!" Santa took this as divine inspiration and began some serious reflection on the matter. Mr. Claus sat down at his computer desk at the North Pole and itemized the benefits of bringing toys to Jewish children. Most obvious, was that there were many less children to service, approximately only 3,000,000 Jewish children, as opposed to almost 500,000,000 Christian children. The next obvious benefit was that he had eight days of Hanukkah to deliver all of these gifts instead of jamming the entire shipment into one night, which constantly required the already weary Santa to travel at the speed of light to accomplish the task. Finally, the straw that broke the reindeer's back was the realization that Jewish households had far more delicious cuisine to offer Gefilte fish, chicken soup, blintzes, knishes and the like are more palatable than the milk and cookies he got bored with just after the second century. Circumcision won't be necessary for Santa, because that's already been taken care of in a freak accident involving frostbite after getting stuck in a tight chimney. Santa has left the frigid, brutal confines of the North Pole and has begun his toy shop anew in the sunny climes of Miami Beach, Florida He has fired all of those annoying elves and replaced them with nice Jewish retirees from New York. He is now known now as Senta Klatz.
