Billionaire Xmas Gifts
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Who is the hardest person in your family to shop for? It's Brooke and Jeffrey in the morning. Is it everyone's dad? Yes. I was going to say maybe my dad. Everyone's dad. I was going to ask Brooke, who is the hardest person in your family? And you can think of extended family too. It doesn't just have to be your husband because he doesn't deserve anything. Even for my dad's birthday, I got him some electric heater socks, you know, because he's always cold. He gave them back to me and says, I'm not going to use these. I have warm boots. I even got them at Costco for you so you could just take them back. It's nice of him to reject it right to your face. He did. But if you think that's a challenge, just imagine, what gifts do you buy for a billionaire?
You don't give them anything. You can't. Heated socks. I got a pair in my house. Because there's more of them in the world now than ever before. And they celebrate the holidays, too. And that's why a popular publication just released an article asking, what do billionaires receive around the holidays that actually makes them smile? It's funny because usually you would say, like, give someone an experience. But they have experienced any experience they've ever wanted to. I think it's to make the little people suffer. Doesn't that make them smile? It does make them happier. Make them more rich, Jess. I mean, it is interesting to get a little look-see into their life to figure out what do you get somebody who has everything and owns everything.
I mean, and you're literally saying everything.
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