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Why would you expect anyone wishing you "Happy any Jewish holiday" for you in the U.S. when your holidays are not observed nationally?! It's like me going to Israel and expecting them wishing me "Merry Christmas" on Christmas Eve when my holiday is not even observed nationally over there.
If your holiday was observed nationally, then you should have said that.
Did you know that in large part of the US, there are barely any Jews. My cousin in the Midwest have never ever met a Jew, and most of them do not know anything about them.
I hope you understand my point. It's about the majority, and public holidays.
When I was a kid, I used to watch that movie with my mom. Seems like they aired it on television every other day right before Christmas. That sure brings back good memories, thanks.
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