Jason Kelce's Christmas Dilemma - what to get Taylor Swift (5 Good News Christmas Stories)

0:03 Callaroga Shark Media. Hey there, I'm Johnny Mack with five good News Christmas stories. The feed's busy this month. We're going seven days a week, normal episodes on Monday, Wednesday, Friday. The other day is Christmas episodes. So if you're on one of those apps that only downloads the newest episodes, make sure that you haven't missed any. Since December, FIRS has been going seven days a week. Hey, good News. Jason Kelsey revealed what he's getting Taylor Swift for Christmas, and also something for his brother Travis. Jason Kelsey, he's the one that's not dating Taylor, told Jimmy Kimmel. He's hoping to give Taylor something sentimental for the holidays, but he's trying to figure out what exactly to get. He said.

0:44 Taylor's a tough person a shop for because she's a billionaire. She doesn't need anything. He tells Kimmel, it's tough to shop for people that can have anything they want. You gotta go to handmade gifts, something sentimental that's near and dearer them. He's contemplating riffing off the Taylor Swift friendship Slits, which became a fan phenomenon. During the tour, he said, I think it worked really well. I've got something out my sleeve. I think a macaroni necklace. It works on me with my kids very well. Well, if you don't know what to get, somebody just ask chat GPT. Polly started making notes of what her friends and family like. Then she hunts for bargains slowly and carefully. She throws the info into chat GPT for some recommendations. That is not a bad idea. Perplexity has launched by with a Pro in the US, an AI shopping assistant that will let users research products then buy them on Perplexity's website. Wow, that's a shocker. Jai Khan is a marketing agency director and says some people start their shopping journeys on Amazon and some people use TikTok, but Google has been the dominant player. The big thing is what happens to Google ads if people start going to chat GPT for answers.

1:48 Portland says she shops for gifts a year round. It's very frustrating when you find the perfect gift in February only for it to be out of production in December. Shopping year round helps with budget two. Betsy hates the i of straight to charity shop gifts. She says, I want my loved ones to feel truly seen, truly appreciated for their own quirks. The joy when the recipients knows this is just for them and not a easily grab bottle of wine and a festive gift bag is an unbeatable feeling. And now we all just want to be seen and understood. Isn't that the whole point of human connection? Catherine Jansen Boyd is a professor of consumer psychology at Angelo Ruskin University and said the reality is AI is a tool that's harvesting dat off the Internet and comes up with two plus two equals four. But it can't do emotion, it can't do personalization, it can't be quantified.

2:31 Having said that, I think it's a great idea because we often run out of ideas ourselves. Krueger has launched their twenty twenty four Food Angel Tree program. Kroger customers will be able to provide a Christmas meal to an Angel Tree family by purchasing a twenty five dollars food Angel to check out through the twenty ninth. The funds through the program will also support these Salvation Armies year round programs and services. Kim Kardashian has kicked off her Christmas. She showed off her fake tree on her Instagram Stories. She's set the clip to the song Twinkling Lights. Back in twenty eighteen, Kim posted photos from a lavish holiday party she and Kanye West hosted. The pictures included flower displays, numerous fake snowcovered trees, an outdoor light sunnel, and a forest of fluffy, white tree shaped sculptures. A celebrity event planning expert told people that the party likely cost about one point three million dollars, the sculptures alone costing ten thousand dollars. Kim said it's like a winter Wonderland Whoville.

3:28 All right, now you're in Chickapee, Mass Head on over to Daily Street. Kimberly Bruno is raising awareness for her holiday donation drive. She's working with the Springfield Rescue Mission. Her goal is to provide warm, clothing and food for those facing homelessness. Kimberly says, we're collecting non pershable food items, canned goods, new hats and gloves for men, women, children, and new toys for their Christmas dinner. It's a third year in a row she's doing this. She said. People can donate to her home at any time over on Daily Street, but enjoy the lights. She says, I think we donated one hundred of food last year, and we donated about four or five trash bags worth of new toys, so I'm hoping to get beyond that. But obviously whatever people give is appreciated. She says. She'll be around on Wednesdays and weekends, specifically between five and seven pm if you'd like a photo. Her drive continues until December fifteenth.

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