Santa’s Cookie Jar — Guess With Your Mind, Not Your Hunger

Some December traditions arrive with bells, others with glitter.

Ours arrived this Monday morning in the form of a giant, transparent jar packed with cookies — the kind of object that instantly transforms otherwise serious adults into mathematicians, detectives, and part-time probability theorists.

Santa clearly thinks we’ve been exceptionally good this year. Or he simply enjoys watching a community try to outsmart a jar. Either way, I’m here for it.

What’s happening this week

Game #2 is beautifully simple:

Guess how many cookies are inside Santa’s see-through jar.

That’s it. One number. No decimals, no ranges, no philosophical answers such as “enough.”

The first 100 people who make a guess are automatically in the running for gifts. And the rules keep things fair — and oddly charming:

– One guess per person.

– Whole numbers only.

– No photos of the jar. Santa believes in imagination, not ChatGPT.

– Exact guesses win over “closest.”

– If multiple people are equally close: earliest submission takes it.

(Yes, timing is suddenly a competitive sport.)

You’ll find the cookie jar at Reception, Building 1 from Dec 1 to Dec 4, 09:00–18:00.

The grand reveal — and the big prize — happens on Friday, Dec 5 at 10:30 AM.

Why these games matter

Here’s what I love about weeks like this:

When you pause to guess a cookie jar, something softens. Busy mornings become curious ones. People gather around reception in clusters, trying to measure the unmeasurable with their minds. Someone whispers a theory. Someone else starts counting the visible cookies. Everyone knows it’s ridiculous — and that’s exactly what makes it delightful.

This community builds in public, even when the thing we’re building is a collective moment of holiday silliness.

A tiny whisper about Week 3

“See nothing. Sense everything.”

Interpret freely. Or don’t. That’s part of the fun.

Good luck — and may your inner cookie estimator shine.

Written by  Visibilio.ai