Owen Raskovich

And you might even save a few dollars in the process.

So when you are at Aldi, if you don't go every week, or if you are at Coles or Woolies, et cetera, you might go and do that now rather than getting it at the local food works or whatever you have in your community.

You might take the time now

and it might be one or two dollars but if you do that over 50 different things you're saving a fair bit of money yeah absolutely um another idea for gift giving with your family is um a few ones like secret santa um i know quite a few people that do that where each member of the family uh pulls a name out of the hat and everyone gets one person a gift and maybe it's a bit more of a nicer gift

So on the day, everyone just gets one gift.

So that's quite a good way to do it.

Or you might choose to avoid presents altogether or just give presents to children, which I know some families do.

That's a great way to do it.

I'm just Googling, as you talk, Secret Santa app.

I remember getting on an app.

I think it's called Elfster.

That's it.

And you can actually do it anonymously.

So someone who's over there, the busybody in the family can set up the app

Trusted by 17 million people.

Must be good.

Must be good.

Anyway, that's a bit of a digression, but you can actually just get the app and then you don't even know who.

It's just like anonymous elf.

Yeah.