Self Gifting & Hygiene Habits

Are you a self gifter? Dangerous Dave talks about 42% of people buy gifts for themselves and that is up from last year. Plus, hygiene habits no one talks about but we should.

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
This, he's deeper in the din with dangerous day. Well,
tis the season of giving has become the season of
asking for gifts, gift cards, cash, So this trend makes sense.
Are you a self gifter? Forty two percent of Americans
planned to buy themselves at least one gift this year.
That's up from thirty eight percent with the same poll
done just a year ago. Most are spending under a

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one hundred dollars on themselves, but some are splurging. Forty
six percent planned to spend less than a one hundred
dollars on their own gifts. Thirty two percent said one
hundred to two hundred, and twenty two percent we'll spend
more than that. It's probably where I ended up. It
also looked at the top types of self gift items
were rolling to splurge on top three nice meal, nice clothes,

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self care stuff like spa visits and things like that. Well,
I bought some ice fishing equipment because it was on sale,
and I wouldn't expect anybody else to spend that kind
of money on me. Cheaper in the tea. Well, it's
bug season again, covid flu colds, whatever the germs. A
toddler is wiping all over your face. You could avoid
catching stuff. Generally, try to be less gross. There's a

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form online where people are talking about hygiene habits. Nobody
talks about that, everybody should. They include using clean pillowcases
and keeping your sheets fresh, changing your towels and hand
towels and bath towels frequently, cleaning your belly button, cleaning
the piercing holes no matter how old they are, brushing
your tongue in the roof of your mouth. It's good
for fresh breath and it's often rarely done. Cleaning your

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phone regularly, being mindful of what touches your bed, don't
allow the shoes on your bed luggage, and don't get
under the covers with your outside clothes. Also not allowing
pets on beds now that's pretty controversial. Cleaning your keys,
especially when they end up in the table and the counters.
Cleaning the bottom of your purse that you set them
down everywhere and then PLoP them on your kitchen counter. Also,

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they said carry hand sanitizer so you can keep your
hands clean even when you're not near water. Not coughing
or sneezing into your hands, cleaning your beards, cleaning your
backside in the shower. Who doesn't do that? By the way,
I guess it's something that we just don't talk about.
And on other person joked cleaning your browsing history. Yeah,
that's the reason I don't let my boss anywhere near

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my computer at work. Tune it again for another episode
of Deeper in the Den with Dangerous Dave right here.