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The Chosen One would like you to have a marshmallow. Seriously though, this one's a nice shot to the feels. Ninja's busy cutting onions in here, man. 

Gene has tons of knowledge and a sweet collection of old stuff. He even hand-builds model ships! Gene is also totally down to show off his cool stuff and tell stories.

These letters are filled with enough wholesome innocence to make you feel like believing in Santa again for a sec. 

Owen Williams recently got an unusual visit that resulted in a lot of unexpected online attention. On Twitter, he went on to share his feelings about his neighbor Ken and the best way to honor his wishes.

It gets good around year 4. And then it's like stepping into a pop culture time machine. Plus, it's the same Santa every time!

I felt this one in the chest. A heartwarming holiday moment in its finest form. 

Sometimes parents lie to their kids to keep them safe. Sometimes they lie to keep things fun. Sometimes they just wanna be absolute douches.

Gotta love when people surprise you by temporarily restoring your faith in humanity. 

They are all such good boys! 

If you're living in a rented or bought house, it is sure to have memories of the past tenants. Although it doesn't cross our minds much, the houses we live in are full of memories, good and bad, of the people who lived there before us. Sometimes, more than just memories are left behind. These Redditors all found something unexpected in the houses they bought or rented, either spooky as hell or hilarious. Read on below and next time you move into a new house, don't say we didn't warn you if you find something weird. 

Ludacris stepped up in the miraculous kind of way that actually manages to (temporarily) restore our faith in humanity. 

Turns out being kind to the world comes at no charge to you. Did not anticipate the wholesome twist on this one, but hey, people will always surprise you. 

It literally pays off to be nice to employees who are just trying to help you in the first place. 

The following takes place in Bloordale, which is a neighborhood in Toronto. It simply does NOT get more Canadian than this. There's a warm feeling in my heart after following this Twitter thread, and there's a strong chance it's good feels. What is this. Lesson learned: Don't underestimate the overwhelming kindness of Canadian strangers!