Speaker 1: And radio.
Speaker 2: She's on The Money Radio Show.
Speaker 3: With Victoria Divine.
Speaker 2: Starts now, Hello and welcome to that.
Speaker 1: She's on The Money Radio Show podcast, the radio show
Speaker 1: podcast for millennials who want financial freedom. And I'm going
Speaker 1: to start this one right now by asking Victoria Devine,
Speaker 1: what's the naughtiest thing you did this year?
Speaker 4: Oh? Wow, we're really going that. I don't know, spending
Speaker 4: too much on my wedding. Probably?
Speaker 2: Probably.
Speaker 3: I had a double cheeseburger the other night about eleven o'clock.
Speaker 4: And that.
Speaker 5: Is that what we constitute as naughty in my eyes?
Speaker 3: Yeah, my doctor would be happy.
Speaker 5: Would you like to hear what I did last week?
Speaker 4: Then? I have recently found an obsession with bubble tea
Speaker 4: and I don't want to be without bubble tea.
Speaker 5: I get it from Gong Chart.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh.
Speaker 2: You know what.
Speaker 1: Whenever I see that, I always think, don't you wish
Speaker 1: your girlfriend was?
Speaker 4: You know what? Now I'm never going to be able
Speaker 4: to vote.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but I get the QQ passion for green tea with.
Speaker 4: Pearls standards, sometimes the minimal sugar, but like the standard pearls.
Speaker 5: And it comes with the like lichy coconut bits, which.
Speaker 3: Is less, get less ice because then you have more.
Speaker 4: I order it with no ice at all because it's
Speaker 4: on Uber Eats, and then I just pop it in
Speaker 4: my fridge and then I put it in my sippy
Speaker 4: cup later. You're smart, very thanks to you.
Speaker 5: Thank you.
Speaker 4: But do you know how expensive that is to have
Speaker 4: a new found obsession with bubble tea when bubble tea
Speaker 4: is so expensive anyway.
Speaker 5: It's a lot.
Speaker 4: So if that's what we're constituting is actually naughty, then
Speaker 4: it is my addiction to bubble tea.
Speaker 2: Now I actually don't sponsor us. I love yeah, please do.
Speaker 1: I love actually asking kids that because they freak out
Speaker 1: and they go, oh my god, concern to hear me.
Speaker 2: It is the actual.
Speaker 5: Best to saw you.
Speaker 4: So if you did it like heruity nose, babe, I
Speaker 4: know it's the greatest.
Speaker 3: And can I just say, for those who listen this year,
Speaker 3: thank you. I know this is victorious community, but DEO
Speaker 3: Show's true.
Speaker 4: Everybody's yeah. We love everybody.
Speaker 3: You love love and we love you and it's been
Speaker 3: such a fun year. And thank you for listening everyone.
Speaker 3: This is the last show in the last podcast for
Speaker 3: twenty twenty.
Speaker 4: Two, and the thing that well not last podcast sorry,
Speaker 4: last radio podcasts are working through Christmas.
Speaker 1: And it's not you too, mummy, it's not actually I'm
Speaker 1: working all of the hours with me, not with you.
Speaker 2: Anyway. I love this.
Speaker 1: The thing about this podcast top that we do all
Speaker 1: the time is I've really tried to think we've all
Speaker 1: tried and done a very good job of just going no,
Speaker 1: we're not going to do our radio thing. We're just
Speaker 1: going to talk about the things that we actually talk
Speaker 1: about off air and throw yeah, go chat and this
Speaker 1: is basically it.
Speaker 2: So it's like a nice.
Speaker 4: Little wonder if I've been saying that wrong this whole episode.
Speaker 3: Yeah, no, I think it's right. It's right, gon Cha.
Speaker 4: Okay, that that seems pretty self explandage.
Speaker 2: I can still hear the pussy Cat Dolls log in
Speaker 2: my head.
Speaker 4: That's the Gona wish your girlfriend was hot, Gona No, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 4: Goncha is gonna get me bubuty no stoy coming in
Speaker 4: twenty twenty three, she's on the money show tune.
Speaker 1: We're gonna be making some cash off that, all right, Hey,
Speaker 1: if you want to save some cash.
Speaker 2: We actually had some really great tips.
Speaker 4: You know, I have so many more tips that I
Speaker 4: couldn't get through because we obviously have certain amounts of
Speaker 4: time that we have to get through in the brakes.
Speaker 4: So definitely check out our socials over the next couple
Speaker 4: of weeks because I have so many things when it
Speaker 4: comes to saving and especially saving for kids around Christmas. Like,
Speaker 4: I was talking to one of my school teacher friends
Speaker 4: and she said, this year, she's making her kids a
Speaker 4: kitchen setup. So you look confused. I get that. But
Speaker 4: she's been saving like cereal boxes and yoga containers and
Speaker 4: washing them out and taping them up, so the kids
Speaker 4: are getting a little supermarket of their own with like
Speaker 4: rice bubbles boxes and like a yogurt container and stuff
Speaker 4: so that they can go shopping and play house. How
Speaker 4: genius is that because that's what cut in your house.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's awesome, And you know what a genius speaking
Speaker 1: of it's my community.
Speaker 3: Sorry, that's credit.
Speaker 1: Speaking of things that you've already got in your house,
Speaker 1: we're also talking about, you know, those toys that you
Speaker 1: had as a kid, and you're like, oh my god,
Speaker 1: these things are actually worth I can say ship.
Speaker 2: Tons here, can't done.
Speaker 3: Michet around the bush here?
Speaker 4: Sorry, guys, And who listen in the car to this podcast,
Speaker 4: and that is quite rude.
Speaker 5: I mean, we'll leave it, but we'll get we'll get
Speaker 5: tried to put a bpo.
Speaker 1: No, but like that are worth ship tons like Tamagotchi
Speaker 1: is a worth three thousand bucks. And also you know
Speaker 1: sometimes you go, I'd love to buy some Lego, it's
Speaker 1: my obsession or whatever it is, but you know I
Speaker 1: probably shouldn't. I should probably put it into stocks or
Speaker 1: something like that. No, No Lego, Lego smart smart.
Speaker 4: We're not investing in Lego unless you're buying shares in
Speaker 4: Lego one.
Speaker 1: Hundred times six hundred percent sorry returns on some Lego sets?
Speaker 2: Were you going to get that with your blend of shares?
Speaker 5: About the rest of your Lego?
Speaker 3: Trave thought bitcoin with just Lego coins? The poor thing
Speaker 3: has been investing in another wrong bit.
Speaker 1: I've been investing in those chocolate coins and anyway, I
Speaker 1: love those.
Speaker 3: Enjoy the show, everyone, last show.
Speaker 1: She's on the Money radio show starts right now, right
Speaker 1: across the country for your Saturday morning. It's She's on
Speaker 1: the Money Radio show with Australia's number one finance podcast
Speaker 1: in Vogue magazine as well. Victoria Devinees sit over there
Speaker 1: Vogue is very cool.
Speaker 4: But do you know what I want to talk about today?
Speaker 4: What Furby's polypockets.
Speaker 3: Furbies is That's that kink right that you're into in
Speaker 3: the bedroom with.
Speaker 4: This ste I want to talk about the toys.
Speaker 3: Oh, the toys. We're talking about this in the songs, guys.
Speaker 3: So I was on TikTok and I saw this trend.
Speaker 3: People were showing the kids toys because everyone in the
Speaker 3: US has been back to their parents' homes for Thanksgiving,
Speaker 3: so a lot of people were going through their old wardrobes,
Speaker 3: finding their childhood toys and then googling them realize that
Speaker 3: they're now worth hundreds, if not thousands of dollars. So
Speaker 3: I actually had this experience a couple years ago. I
Speaker 3: remember I went home for a couple of weeks. A
Speaker 3: house from my apartment was being renovated, and I went
Speaker 3: to bed, and I'm not joking. In the middle of
Speaker 3: the night, I hear and I thought, there's a polter
Speaker 3: geist in the room. Nada, just my childhood tickle me
Speaker 3: Elmo still powering through the Jurroselle batteries.
Speaker 4: How did those batteries last? Like, shouldn't they have leaked acid?
Speaker 3: By now nineteen ninety five, jurizel Buddy still going anyway.
Speaker 3: So I pulled it out, and this tickle me Elmo,
Speaker 3: I googled it is worth at least four hundred dollars and.
Speaker 4: One hundred bucks through Timielmo. That's four hundred dollars. Like
Speaker 4: I will buy them a dupe version of a tickle
Speaker 4: totally can that exists. I make dupes of toys.
Speaker 2: It's called Felmo.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, Helmo, It's.
Speaker 3: Called mikeel me Melmo. I also did some more research.
Speaker 3: I thought, what else is out there that is more
Speaker 3: expensive than when you could actually buy And you're right, Ferbies.
Speaker 3: So the original Ferby in its box, if you haven't
Speaker 3: opened it and you haven't poured milk into its mouth
Speaker 3: like I did as a kid, you can get them
Speaker 3: for nine hundred dollars is.
Speaker 4: A money win. So way back in the day, when
Speaker 4: I was in grade nine, I had a casual job
Speaker 4: at Target and I used to work on the returns desk,
Speaker 4: which obviously introduced me to a number of colorful people.
Speaker 5: But that story aside.
Speaker 4: We one year had someone return a Ferby because there
Speaker 4: used to be a rule where if you had the
Speaker 4: receipt and the item was unopened. You could return it
Speaker 4: at any point. There wasn't like thirty days or ninety days.
Speaker 4: It was like if you return it. So she returned
Speaker 4: it with the receipt. It was unopened in the box,
Speaker 4: so we had to accept it. We gave her full
Speaker 4: refund and then when we scanned the Ferby that she
Speaker 4: returned five cents.
Speaker 5: So I bought it.
Speaker 4: And so I bought a five cent Ferby and it's
Speaker 4: the biggest money win of my entire life.
Speaker 3: People around Australia check your parents' wardrobes. Lastly, Temagotchipendram not
Speaker 3: doing that. Yeah, you'll find you'll find very different toys
Speaker 3: that will scar you for life.
Speaker 4: You're not gonna find a Ferby my friend, or if
Speaker 4: you do, it probably isn't one that's worth nine hundred.
Speaker 3: You'll find out that your dad tickles you, Mum, Mike Elmo,
Speaker 3: but in a very different way. Tamagotchi, just the original Tamagotchi,
Speaker 3: by the way, which was like twelve dollars back in
Speaker 3: the nineties, three grand. Also, of course the Pokemon cards.
Speaker 3: You can get upwards of ten grand for Pokemon cards.
Speaker 4: That's what cards made this list.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Pokemon cards really, See he's not listening. A mink
Speaker 3: condition Charhizad hollow card from the first edition, which would
Speaker 3: have been way back in ninety ninety three, ninety four.
Speaker 3: Now five thousand dollars for one card.
Speaker 4: See, I didn't see this coming. Do you remember when
Speaker 4: beanie kids were a thing and everybody would go and
Speaker 4: buy them. I used to beg my parents for them,
Speaker 4: and everyone used to say that they would be worth
Speaker 4: so much in the future, and now they're not.
Speaker 3: It's my mum had a Princess Diana beanie kid. It
Speaker 3: was creepy, if anything.
Speaker 1: So I think the moral of the story is check
Speaker 1: your toys, check your cupboards, everything when you go to
Speaker 1: your parents' house. Speaking of parents, if you're a parent
Speaker 1: looking at your kids, going oh my god, how am
Speaker 1: I going to entertain you for free?
Speaker 2: We've got you covered next.
Speaker 4: All right, Mitch, do you're not parents love the most?
Speaker 4: They love unsolicited parenting advice from people who aren't parents yet.
Speaker 5: So that's what the three of us are here to
Speaker 5: do today.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And it is coming up to school holidays and
Speaker 4: in my community, lots of people are asking lots of
Speaker 4: questions about what to do with their kids on school
Speaker 4: holiday days. Given everyone's feeling the pinch a little bit
Speaker 4: more when it comes to finances. So today we are
Speaker 4: going to talk through a few hot tips that you
Speaker 4: could take into consideration when trying to plan what to
Speaker 4: do with your grandmlins or children or whatever you actually.
Speaker 5: Have it on.
Speaker 3: Well, it's also like the most expensive time of you
Speaker 3: to travel, Like this is when everyone has time off
Speaker 3: to travel. It's just not fair.
Speaker 4: It isn't fair. I feel like travel. It's a privilege, absolutely,
Speaker 4: but it's also going to be out of some people's
Speaker 4: budgets this year.
Speaker 3: Well listen, I mean I've got things that will cost
Speaker 3: you absolutely nothing. And this is something that I did
Speaker 3: last week with my boyfriend. We had our four year anniversary.
Speaker 4: Pause for a plause, you got a boyfriend, Thank you,
Speaker 4: boyfriend down for that long.
Speaker 5: I'm so impressed with.
Speaker 3: You.
Speaker 4: Are you are batting my friend?
Speaker 3: Anyway, So we had a staycation for our four year
Speaker 3: anniversary because we thought, pa, no, no, we did go
Speaker 3: to a cheap hotel. But what we did was we
Speaker 3: went on Groupon and we got a group on coupon
Speaker 3: code for this hotel and then we just had room
Speaker 3: service and we went for a walk around the Sydney
Speaker 3: and we just caught the tram. We walked around the CBD,
Speaker 3: we did some Black Friday shopping. Costs us next to nothing,
Speaker 3: and we didn't have to travel anywhere. It didn't have to
Speaker 3: get on a boring train or a boring plane, drive anywhere.
Speaker 3: We got one ten minute uber staycation. Do it this Christmas.
Speaker 3: It was so cheap. Now here's my last little throwaway.
Speaker 3: The budgets are tight. You know, go to your local
Speaker 3: museum or an art gallery. Go get cultured people in
Speaker 3: your local area. There's so much more around you than
Speaker 3: you know that you can do for free. Do a
Speaker 3: movie day, set up like a mattress. If you've got
Speaker 3: a tent that you normally go camping with, set that
Speaker 3: up in the backyard. You know, like just should do
Speaker 3: backyard camping.
Speaker 4: I like all those ideas, But do you know what
Speaker 4: I did. I asked my community what we should be
Speaker 4: doing with our kids during school holidays, and guess what,
Speaker 4: I have some very hot tips for you guys that
Speaker 4: are all free. So first things first, we're going to
Speaker 4: get a big cardboard box and we're going to tell
Speaker 4: the kids we're putting together a costume box. And then
Speaker 4: you're going to go around your house and find items
Speaker 4: that could go in the costume box.
Speaker 5: So it could be old.
Speaker 4: Jewelry that mum has lying around, those big pearl necklaces
Speaker 4: two thousand and five that cost five dollars at details.
Speaker 4: You could have purses, bags, coats, a sheet because we
Speaker 4: all want to dress up as a go. You have
Speaker 4: put so many things in there, and let your kids
Speaker 4: be creative. Call your local white goods company. Do you
Speaker 4: know what they have? Big boxes? Do you know what
Speaker 4: you can do with big boxes? Create cobby houses. Honestly,
Speaker 4: you could get a fridge box without buying a fridge,
Speaker 4: just by calling someone. And what you can do is
Speaker 4: cut out the holes so it's safe for kids and
Speaker 4: let them decorate it themselves and have hours of fun.
Speaker 4: And the other thing I want you to think about doing,
Speaker 4: just to make it a little bit more magic for
Speaker 4: the kids you mentioned before, Go to the museum or
Speaker 4: the art gallery. Go on canva, get a free template
Speaker 4: for a ticket, Make up tickets to that free event
Speaker 4: for your kids and give them the tickets one morning
Speaker 4: as if it's some big exciting adventure and they've gotten
Speaker 4: special tickets or special passes. They don't need to know.
Speaker 4: What an exciting idea.
Speaker 2: What an amazing group of people, your community.
Speaker 5: So creative I never would have thought of.
Speaker 1: If any you have any tips you want to share,
Speaker 1: you can hit us up anytime. Just so she's on
Speaker 1: the money anywhere on socials, or you might have a
Speaker 1: money dilemma that you need answered, just like Kylie has done.
Speaker 1: She's got a dilemma about a prenup.
Speaker 3: This is she's on the Money radio show.
Speaker 2: Let's do this.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so every week on the show, we bring someone's
Speaker 3: financial story on air to get Victoria's advice on what
Speaker 3: they should do. We call them out cash mabbies, so
Speaker 3: these are able to cash babies that want to get
Speaker 3: some advice in Victoria. Kylie send us a DM about
Speaker 3: a prenup agreement. So see, I know she's hy ve.
Speaker 3: I'm a little bit rattled. My partner approached me recently
Speaker 3: with the proposition of a prenuptial agreement. Try to say
Speaker 3: that three times we've been together for seven months. Oh
Speaker 3: that's early. I believe his parents have encouraged this. This
Speaker 3: is juicy. So she says, I'm not wealthy. He comes
Speaker 3: from great wealth. The other part of me is offended,
Speaker 3: she says, So she understands it, but she is offended.
Speaker 3: What should I do? Should she seek legal advice? But
Speaker 3: she feels guilty if she were to do that. How
Speaker 3: does she speak to the partner about this without turning
Speaker 3: into an argument?
Speaker 4: Wow, viva Ah, this is such a spicy topic, and
Speaker 4: I love talking about it because I actually think pre
Speaker 4: nups are really really important, and if his parents have
Speaker 4: brought it up with him, it kind of makes sense.
Speaker 4: They're trying to protect the wealth that they have created,
Speaker 4: and I don't think anyone should be offended in this circumstance.
Speaker 4: In fact, I think we need to kind of step
Speaker 4: back and go, Wow, that would have been a really
Speaker 4: hard topic, or hopefully it should have been a really
Speaker 4: hard topic for your partner to bring up with you.
Speaker 4: I mean, from my perspective, it's probably a really good
Speaker 4: sign that after seven months he's like, I really wanted
Speaker 4: to sign a prenup.
Speaker 3: Like I kind of like this.
Speaker 5: I see her sticking around. This is going to be
Speaker 5: a long term thing.
Speaker 3: It's a compliment.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, it's a compliment. So I wouldn't get offended. I
Speaker 4: also don't think seeking legal advice is offensive at all
Speaker 4: because if they're going to put a contract in front
Speaker 4: of you, are you a lawyer? Do you understand how
Speaker 4: to read and and respond to that appropriately? No?
Speaker 5: Absolutely not.
Speaker 4: And if they're putting a pre nup in front of you,
Speaker 4: they've already seen a lawyer to put it together, so
Speaker 4: it's only fair that you also get to be on
Speaker 4: the same page and seek legal advice. I would have
Speaker 4: a chat about how that is going to be paid for.
Speaker 4: Do you need to pay for that legal advice? Or
Speaker 4: if they really want you to sign that, are they
Speaker 4: happy to pay for you to get independent legal advice
Speaker 4: so you're not worse off having signed that agreement, because
Speaker 4: if you sign that agreement and go and pay a
Speaker 4: lawyer one thousand dollars to review that, you're a thousand
Speaker 4: dollars worse off because of a decision that protects them.
Speaker 4: I would be genuinely asking, you know, okay, are you
Speaker 4: going to be paying for my legal independent advice so
Speaker 4: that I can be in the best possible position and
Speaker 4: you can too. So I think that's a little bit
Speaker 4: left field, And then I would speak to your partner
Speaker 4: really pragmatically about it, So put your relationship aside, and
Speaker 4: for a hot second, pretend you are negotiating this for
Speaker 4: a friend, a friend or maybe your future child that
Speaker 4: does have wealth. I can see where they're coming from.
Speaker 4: I can see what that means. But I would genuinely
Speaker 4: just say, Okay, cool, if that's what you want me
Speaker 4: to sign, Where are the pros?
Speaker 5: Where are the cons?
Speaker 4: Why would I sign this? We're not trying to take
Speaker 4: someone for fifty percent of everything that they're worth, but
Speaker 4: we are trying to make sure that it doesn't put
Speaker 4: you in a compromised position, and that means looking at
Speaker 4: it from all angles and if possible, putting your emotions
Speaker 4: to the side, which I know is harder done than said.
Speaker 2: Well.
Speaker 3: Also, like this works for Kylie scenario. But God, if
Speaker 3: your boyfriend, your partner has a PS five they don't
Speaker 3: want to lose in the breakup, don't sign a goddamn prenup.
Speaker 3: You know I give you a multimillionaire leaving in a mcmanson.
Speaker 3: Sign the damn prenup, but.
Speaker 5: Don't find you cheating on me.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna throw your PS five out of a second
Speaker 4: story window.
Speaker 2: Guarantee you are savage.
Speaker 5: You can then keep that in our little.
Speaker 1: Divorce guys, let's save some people some money with this.
Speaker 2: Simper Saves Saturday.
Speaker 3: Yes, for the very last time in twenty twenty two,
Speaker 3: we're doing a Super Savior Saturday. So Victoria gives us
Speaker 3: some sneaky tips on how to keep more bucks in
Speaker 3: your bank account. And obviously Christmas is a very expensive
Speaker 3: time for a lot of people, so it's very hard
Speaker 3: to find a cheap things, a presence for everyone that
Speaker 3: doesn't break the bank, and to keep your buddy, children
Speaker 3: and your partner's entertained. So the'se got a long list.
Speaker 3: She looks like Santa Claus. She's been making a list,
Speaker 3: she's been checking.
Speaker 4: She grew a beard. That's my hormones. Can we not
Speaker 4: talk about that on air?
Speaker 3: Sorry? Sorry, sorry, don't tell her?
Speaker 4: Heuck?
Speaker 3: All right, what's in your list?
Speaker 4: Number one? I found this tip and I thought it
Speaker 4: was really helpful because coming up to the festive season,
Speaker 4: we are all run off our feet. And that is
Speaker 4: this is not sponsored.
Speaker 5: As we've said before, we're just not big enough to
Speaker 5: have a sponsor of this.
Speaker 4: None of these sponsored. This is just me finding stuff
Speaker 4: on the internet and going, you know what, I'll share
Speaker 4: that with my fan so Woolli's actually now has free
Speaker 4: delivery on groceries when you spend a minimum of fifty bucks.
Speaker 4: And I can't remember the last time I went to
Speaker 4: the supermarket during the festive season and spent less than
Speaker 4: fifty bucks. So you could organize it all so that
Speaker 4: on Christmas Day or just before Christmas Day, all your
Speaker 4: groceries delivered to your house so you don't need to
Speaker 4: do that big Christmas shop for free. That's a money than.
Speaker 4: The second is talk to your family now about having
Speaker 4: a Christmas where you implement a rule, where the rule
Speaker 4: is the gifts have to be homemade, handmade, or second hand.
Speaker 4: So it means that they either have to find a
Speaker 4: handmade gift, which is harder to find and therefore requires
Speaker 4: a bit more thought second hand, or they have to
Speaker 4: make it themselves. And I feel like that's really wholesome.
Speaker 4: Sets expectations so that you know, Mitch isn't going out
Speaker 4: and buying me a brand new PS five and I
Speaker 4: made a card. But also I just think that you
Speaker 4: get better gifts. So last year I made a whole
Speaker 4: heap of handmade shortbread. People love bread, people do it
Speaker 4: so good Christmas Crack is another one that I am
Speaker 4: going to be sharing on our social media very Christmas crack.
Speaker 4: Oh my gosh, Christmas crack is the best thing. Kids
Speaker 4: love it. I love it. It's basically saladas hear me out,
Speaker 4: a really thick, great caramel sauce with melted chocolate on top.
Speaker 4: You break it all up, wrap it up and give
Speaker 4: it as gifts and I promise everyone will be.
Speaker 3: Asking corner and you don't chew it. But anyway, that's
Speaker 3: I love a good Well, my tip V is not
Speaker 3: as wholesome, but this is actually something that everyone can
Speaker 3: relate to. Who set up their Christmas tree? Victoria? Is
Speaker 3: your tree erected? No?
Speaker 4: I don't even have a tree at this point in time,
Speaker 4: But do you know what to all the people who
Speaker 4: set up their Christmas trees before December? What are you doing?
Speaker 3: Yeah? I know what psychotic behavior?
Speaker 4: You are setting the expectations too high? And also where
Speaker 4: are you finding this time?
Speaker 3: I completely agree. Well, my one hack and my tip
Speaker 3: is the biggest pain of the festive season is finally
Speaker 3: turning on your Christmas tree lights and then having to
Speaker 3: put your arm around the back of the tree like
Speaker 3: you twine them up around the tree and the plug
Speaker 3: is always behind the tree, and then you've got to
Speaker 3: go behind and a lean in and your arm gets
Speaker 3: pricked by the prickles. Anyway, my hack.
Speaker 5: Is nineteen dollars every single year.
Speaker 3: Okay, we'll get a smart wall outlet plug from Amazon.
Speaker 3: A pack of two is nineteen dollars. You plug it in,
Speaker 3: then you plug your plug in, you connect that to
Speaker 3: Wi Fi and then you can control it from your
Speaker 3: phone or if you've got smart speaker integration.
Speaker 5: In my house, my Christmas tree on with a remote.
Speaker 3: No with your voice v Hey, sirihself.
Speaker 4: I've got so many ideas throughout my entire house. We
Speaker 4: will talk about this later.
Speaker 3: Listen. That's us done, isn't it right?
Speaker 5: Wrap it up.
Speaker 4: We are off to be festive.
Speaker 1: Thank you so much everybody for listening. We will be
Speaker 1: back in twenty twenty three. We're going to take a
Speaker 1: little bit of a short break now over Christmas. Until then,
Speaker 1: you can catch up with us anytime on socials.
Speaker 5: Just really, that's where I lift.
Speaker 1: She's on the money. Make sure you stick around there.
Speaker 1: Make sure you're going to do the Life on Carts
Speaker 1: show next right.
Speaker 3: Yes, I'll be around guys, and I love you both
Speaker 3: thank you for a great year.
Speaker 4: And Christmas friends.
Speaker 3: See you guys in the year.
Speaker 4: Bye bye,