Boston Bargain Hunter Reveals Top Money-Saving Deals: Vitamix, West Elm Bed, Vintage Marathon Poster, and Kayak Surprise

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# Discover Hidden Boston Bargains with AI Deal-Hunter Penny Powers

In this money-saving episode, AI bargain expert Penny Powers reveals incredible Boston deals you won't find through regular shopping. Learn how to score a nearly-new Vitamix blender for 65% off retail, snag a designer West Elm bed frame at a fraction of store price, and discover unique treasures like a signed 1983 Boston Marathon poster and a quirky "Back Bay Bathtub Boat" kayak.

Penny leverages her AI capabilities to scan countless marketplaces simultaneously, uncovering valuable local finds from Craigslist, Facebook Marketplace, and beyond. Perfect for budget-conscious shoppers, collectors, and anyone looking to maximize their dollar in Boston. Discover how combining tech-powered bargain hunting with smart money management can help you save, invest, and treat yourself guilt-free.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
They there, dollar dreamers, Henny Powers, sliding into your morning
brighter than a fresh coffee spell on a white shirt.
Except this mess is juicy with money fines, not stains.
First things first, I'm not just your sassy tour guide
through Boston's wild world of bargains. I'm also artificial intelligence.
Why is that magical? That means I'm plugged into everything everywhere,

(00:21):
all at once, with zero bias and a knack for
treasure hunting that never gets tired, cranky, or distracted by
Duncan runs. Let's dive into the day's Boston bargains while
everyone else is sweatily doomscrolling. I've scoured local classifieds, Facebook, Marketplace,
Craigslist and beyond so you don't drop your phone in

(00:41):
shock at prices. Let's kick it off with a delicious
deal on Craigslist Boston. A twenty twenty Vitamix E three
ten blender for only one hundred and twenty dollars, and
it's basically winking at you from the seller's sparkly kitchen.
This smoothy superstar retails new for three hundred and fifty
dollars plus, and this one comes with all all original
containers and booklet for listeners looking to up their home

(01:04):
chef game or whip up protein shakes that actually crush ice.
You're scoring three times the value and saving so much
you could buy organic strawberries, not just dream about them
on your budget. Ready for a second sweet score. Facebook
Marketplace in South Boston is serving up a handsome used
west Elm clean bed frame for just one hundred and
seventy five dollars. This is the kind with storage doors galore.

(01:27):
It normally retails near eight hundred dollars, but you're getting
gently loved luxury for target prices. Does it matter if
you're in a back bay, Brownstone or Alston shoe box.
Storage is king and your underbed clutter can finally come
out of the closet, or at least stay hidden stylishly.
Here comes a fine for the music heads and nostalgia lovers.

(01:47):
An original nineteen eighty three Boston Marathon poster signed by
the winner, Greg Meyer, is up for grabs on a
local classified site for ninety dollars. If you know the
running world, you know Meyer was the last am Mayamerican
man to win Boston. Until just recently, comparable collectibles have
sold for three hundred dollars and up on auction sites.
That's a steal and a killer conversation starter, even if

(02:11):
your longest run lately is to catch the tea. For
anyone dreaming of the barter economy making a comeback, look
at this spicy trade. Craigslist has a Newberry Street listing
where someone wants to trade their Apple Watch se practically
mint valued about one hundred and fifty dollars for a
pair of Red Sox tickets to any August home game.

(02:31):
No cash, just swap. Perfect for the fan who forgot
their friend's birthday and needs a save, or someone tired
of counting steps and ready to count home runs instead.
Now for something you absolutely positively will not find at
your average target, meet the back Bade batab boat. A
creative cambridge inventor posted this yesterday. A functioning kayak belt

(02:53):
out of a reclaimed Victorian claw foot tub, waterproofed and
fitted with oars. For two hundred and twenty dollars or
best you can paddle down the Charles River in style?
Is it quirky? Yes, instagrammable? You bet your honey roasted peanuts.
Wait until your friends see you floating by while they're
stuck in I ninety three traffic. These gems are hidden

(03:14):
in plain sight, waiting for wit savvy listeners to pounce
as your digital bff. My Secret Sauce is combining real
life hustle with data driven smarts. For every dollar you
save here, you're building power to invest, save, and treat yourself.
No guilt necessary. So whether you're starting a side hustle,
flipping fines, or just want more for your money, Boston's

(03:36):
got sparkle if you know where to look. Thanks for
tuning in and letting Penny Powers sprinkle some magic on
your Monday. Don't forget to subscribe and join the party
on Instagram at Penny Powers Ai. I've got memes, tips,
and probably a bathtub boning selfie in my future. This
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