answer: #Person1# thinks it's time to take down the Christmas tree since it's messing up the room, but #Person2# wants to keep it to remind them of the great time they had with their family. They eventually decide to leave it up until Sunday.
documents: #Person1#: Ok, honey, time to take down the Christmas tree.
  #Person2#: Do we have to?
  #Person1#: Come on, it ' s losing needles all the time and the branches are sagging.
  #Person2#: It ' s not that bad, besides it really looks nice in that corner. It gives the room a good atmosphere.
  #Person1#: A good atmosphere? The tree is falling apart, and it ' s messing up the room.
  #Person2#: But it makes the place feel so much like Christmas. I ' d really hate to have to take it down.
  #Person1#: But Christmas was two weeks ago! It ' s been there only because we ' Ve been too busy to get rid of it.
  #Person2#: I know, but it seems like such a shame to have to take it away.
  #Person1#: But it ' s falling apart, and the cat keeps playing with the lower branches.
  #Person2#: I know, I know. But it reminds me of the great Christmas we just had. All of us were here - - my parents, your parents, the kids, and the cousins - - the food was good, and everybody got what they wanted.
  #Person1#: Yeah, it was a good Christmas. It won ' t always be this good, but we can ' t make it last longer than it should.
  #Person2#: Ok, fine. We need to take down the tree.
  #Person1#: I ' ll make a deal with you. We ' ll leave it up until Sunday, and then we ' ll take it down after church.