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**Title:** A Christmas Surprise - Wrapping the Whole House!
**Summary:**
* The narrator, Michael, plans a massive Christmas Eve surprise for his wife, Christina.
* He starts by buying flowers and an enormous amount of wrapping paper.
* His goal: to wrap their entire house as the "biggest gift ever."
* With help from friends, Michael successfully wraps the house, including the roof, without waking Christina.
* He wakes her up on Christmas Eve, gives her flowers, and leads her outside to reveal the wrapped house.
* Christina is astonished and delighted by the surprise.
* The video concludes with the couple expressing excitement to open their actual gifts later and wishing their audience a happy holiday season.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, each with a number and in short sentences:
1. **Date**: The events take place on Christmas Eve.
2. **Protagonist**: The narrator's name is Michael.
3. **Relationship**: Michael is married to Christina, referred to as his wife and the love of his life.
4. **Initial Activity**: Christina was working on a puzzle the previous night.
5. **Gift Shopping**: Michael and Christina had already completed their Christmas shopping for each other.
6. **Additional Gift Idea**: Michael decided to give Christina an extra, surprise gift.
7. **Gift Details**: Michael bought flowers as part of the surprise.
8. **Wrapping Paper Purchase**: Michael bought a large quantity of wrapping paper for the surprise.
9. **Surprise Nature**: The surprise involved wrapping the entire house in wrapping paper.
10. **Assistance**: Michael received help from friends (referred to as "bro," "Alex," and others) to wrap the house.
11. **Challenge**: Wrapping the roof was the hardest part, requiring a ladder and careful movement.
12. **Secrecy**: The wrapping was done while Christina slept to maintain surprise.
13. **Reveal Time**: The surprise was revealed to Christina at 10 a.m. on Christmas Eve.
14. **Reaction**: Christina was surprised and delighted by the wrapped house, calling it the "biggest gift ever."