VOICED: Suburban dads shock and awe with tacky Christmas lights

The transcript describes the extravagant Christmas light displays by Mark Ritter and Bill Vaughn, who are featured on Holly's blog, 'Holly's Tacky Christmas Lights.' Mark's display includes 30,000 lights and 500 figurines, attracting hundreds of families annually. Despite the effort and cost, Mark is never fully satisfied. Holly's blog celebrates such displays, considering 'tacky' a compliment. Bill Vaughn, a Santa look-alike, spends two months setting up his synchronized light show, which requires 7 miles of cord. His dedication is driven by the joy it brings to others, and his work is recognized as a highlight of the holiday season.

What makes Mark Ritter's Christmas display stand out in his neighborhood?

• It has 30,000 lights and 500 figurines.

• It is the tallest display in the area.

• It features a giant inflatable Santa.

• It plays Christmas carols all night.

Why do hundreds of families visit Mark's home each year?

• To see the tallest Christmas tree.

• To enjoy the synchronized music show.

• To experience the yuletide cheer of his display.

• To meet Santa Claus in person.

What is Holly's perspective on 'tacky' Christmas displays?

• She views them as a compliment to homeowners.

• She sees them as a waste of money.

• She finds them distasteful.

• She believes they should be banned.

How long does it take Bill Vaughn to set up his Christmas display?

• Two months

• One week

• Three days

• One month

What unique feature does Bill Vaughn's display have?

• A fireworks show

• A giant snowman

• Synchronized lights and music

• A live nativity scene