Last Minute Gift Ideas
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DIY Money | Personal Finance, Budgeting, Debt, Savings, Investing
20 min
4 speakers
4 chapters
transcribed 1 month ago
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Ladies and gentlemen, you're listening to another edition of DIY Money.
DIY Money on this merry Christmas Eve.
Hey, Howard. What's popping, Quinn? I don't know. I wonder how many people genuinely are listening to this on Christmas Eve. I do know there's a lot of people who get the podcast when it drops because I get text messages.
Maybe. And people are spending so much time in the car. I'm learning from Logan's traditions. Tradition! I have family all in the state of Kentucky, except for one uncle in Florida. And I am so blessed by that because we don't spend hours in the car every holiday.
Can you imagine when you got to Florida, it was closed? So what is, like I asked Logan, and I won't have to rehash mine so we can cut right to the subject matter, which is a good one today, for this Christmas Eve. I want to know what is the one thing that you are going to be doing. Maybe it's a tradition. Tradition! I cannot remember what that's from. Is that from, you know? You've said that three times since I sat here. It's a Broadway show. It's like, fiddle around the roof, maybe? Tradition! Tradition.
The little melody that you just did reminds me of Sound of Music.
It's not Sound of Music. It's definitely not Sound of Music. That was my best guess. No, no, no. I think it's Fiddler on the Roof. Every one of us is a Fiddler on the Roof.
Tradition. Okay, my tradition.
um my favorite thing we do for what i love is that you just jumped in and said it you don't have no idea what you're talking about but i'm committing i might commit to the bit gal yeah yeah i know i love that my tradition uh i noticed that we don't have this thing oh my gosh no this thing in i just noticed we have in the sd card there's like this random piece of technology sitting are we recording right now i mean if we hadn't been recording this tradition all right let's go
This is a mess. I don't even know what to say anymore.
Your tradition.
My favorite tradition. We're going to get shirts now that say tradition. Tradition. Oh, my gosh. We're falling apart. Oh, I love it. We do appetizers. So it used to be on Christmas Eve. Now the best time for my immediate family to get together is the evening of Christmas. But instead of eating leftovers from Christmas or whatever, everyone picks the worst for you appetizer ever. So we have potato skins.
Buffalo cheese dip. Buffalo chicken dip. Oh, yeah. Chicken dip.
What holiday traditions do the hosts introduce at the start of the episode?
Exactly. It's amazing.
We do mozzarella sticks. I like jalapeno poppers. That's my pick every year. Wow. So everyone gets to pick something. Okay. Or we do like a little pizza roll thing.
That's a great tradition, by the way. I really enjoy that. But I want to know, what is your favorite appetizer? Like that. Not like an appetizer you'd order at a restaurant, but what is of that?
So there's two. There's one that we do every year. We call it pizza roll, but it's not like the Tostinos put them in the oven.
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–3:51
2
What holiday traditions do the hosts introduce at the start of the episode?
3:51–10:01
3
How do the hosts describe their family Christmas Eve appetizer tradition?
10:01–11:41
4
What are the hosts' favorite specific holiday appetizers and why?
11:41–20:51