Welcome to this episode of Kennedy saves the world.

And today I'm going to save you from holiday debt because if you're like me,

oh, baby, you love some nice, nice finery for your flexing and sexing. And you want to make sure

you look as good as possible for as little money as you can possibly spend. So you want nice things.

You don't want to spend a lot. So that's, that's you. And by the way, there is a correct

holiday ratio of gift buying. And that is two to one. For every one gift you buy someone else,

you buy two things for yourself. You don't have to admit it. You can

pretend that you're out there and you're just a kind and gracious person whose generosity knows no

bound and all you're doing is running around looking for presents for other people. It's not true.

No, you're looking for presents for other people and you're finding things for yourself.

Just be honest about that. But if my Lord and

Savior Marie Kondo has taught me anything during the pandemic, it's we got to get rid of stuff and we got

to keep the stuff that brings joy into our hearts. And that means you have to get nice things

that are really expensive, but you have to be able to buy them

for less money.

And there are tricks and tips and secrets that I am not privy to, but that I want to know.

That's why today on this episode, I've invited Kristen McGrath.

She's the editor of the real deal by Retail Me Not.

So she knows all the places that have the good stuff.

So whatever you're looking for for yourself, because let's be, yeah, let's pretend you're getting

it for someone else. Fine. She can tell you where to get it for less and how to get the best stuff.

Kristen, welcome to Kennedy saves the world. Hi. Thanks so much for having me. So what are some of the things that people are looking

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