I tend to be “meh” about Hollywood Looney Tunes, their causes, the crap that spews from their mouths, their drunken tweetstorms, and everything else they do, say, type, or think.

While my sentiments run stronger against bitter lunatics like Robert DeNiro and Alec Baldwin, of course, I pretty much don’t give a damn one way or the other about pretend people who make zillions of dollars pretending to be mostly other pretend people.

Other than a brief moment of non-clarity in my life during which I “might” have thought that Jennifer Aniston “might” have been the hottest thing on the planet, I feel the same way about the erstwhile “Friends” star — although she still has killer hair.

Our Christmas story begins on Christmas morning when Aniston threw herself like a bag of chestnuts onto a roaring fire — metaphorically speaking, of course — by posting a picture on Instagram of a circular Christmas tree ornament. A circular “pandemic” Christmas tree ornament. A circular “our first pandemic 2020” Christmas tree ornament, along with the sarcastic message:

“’Cheers to our first pandemic of 2020, where millions of people died! Let’s celebrate that on a Christmas ornament!”

Oops? Or not?

Jennifer Aniston marks #Christmas 2020 with ‘Our First Pandemic 2020’ bauble. 🎄 pic.twitter.com/XjXwNWAD8l

— Pop Crave (@PopCrave) December 26, 2020

Both the ornament and Aniston posting pictures of the ornament resulted in mixed reactions — everything controversial in 2020 results in mixed reactions.

Um? pic.twitter.com/t58C8rQ7Dx

— Dr. Hold My Beer, Bf.D (@RealLibSmacker) December 27, 2020

“our first pandemic” the person that made this need to be put in jail pic.twitter.com/hD66q0O1mn

— black cat on your tl (@fazpo) December 26, 2020

jennifer aniston being cancelledt bc of an ornament??? hahsksjsk i’m laughing so hard stay pressed people 🤣🤣🤣 pic.twitter.com/eXA5Qj9tHK

— ariella 🌈 (@arizonacapshxw) December 26, 2020

While the “Friends” star’s accompanying sarcastic message made her intent clear, the “our first pandemic” inscription nonetheless reminded Twitter users of baby showers, “baby’s first Christmas,” and similar “firsts” — which, as many saw it, is hardly comparable to a viral pandemic that has allegedly killed more than 330,000 Americans; that number is disputed as inflated by the inclusion of non-COVID-related deaths in the total.

why’s jennifer aniston talking abt “our first pandemic” like it’s a baby shower https://t.co/ih1c38K47W

— rai⁷ 🐱🎄❄️ (@Ionelyandgreat) December 26, 2020

Some saw Aniston as out of touch — the same “out of touch” reality of many Hollywooders who live non-real lives playing non-real people for real money.

i’ve had enough of rich people….. pic.twitter.com/Ol7418bAVd

— kaz. (@joaquinsjoker) December 26, 2020

Personally? As I suggested at the top, I don’t really give a damn one way or the other. On the other hand, I tend to agree with “Pacho,” here:

Jennifer Aniston is a damn fool for posting that ornament on her story… celebrities are ditzy af

— pacho (@sugemidnight) December 26, 2020

“cheers to our first pandemic of 2020, where millions of people died! let’s celebrate that on a Christmas ornament!”

— pacho (@sugemidnight) December 26, 2020

Why post a picture of the ornament? What’s the upside? “Cred”? Everyone knows you hate COVID — everybody hates COVID. Mostly everyone in your Tinsel Town world hates Donald Trump, just like you do. We get it. Bigly. “Yuuge.”

Then again, same Jennifer Aniston who in June called a pandemic that has permanently, in some ways, altered the very structure of America in devastating ways, “a blessing,” “extremely unifying,” and “oddly beautiful.”

“I think that’s a blessing of this pandemic because there wasn’t any chance for people to get distracted going back to work or going out to dinners or whatever. We were all pulled together, and it feels extremely unifying and oddly beautiful. And I’ve never read more in my life.”

Hollywood. Go figure.