10 Low-Cost Christmas Gifts To Help You Deal With Inflation This Year
Sponsored · Dec 20, 2021 · BabylonBee.com
Brought to you by:


Let's face it - between supply chain shortages and record inflation, it's tough to find good Christmas gifts right now. If you're struggling to make ends meet this Christmas, here are 10 excellent gift ideas for victims of runaway government spending like you! 

1) A nice shiny orange: Who doesn't love a nice shiny orange! Vitamin C, amirite? 

2) That ball-in-a-cup game: Unfortunately supplies are low, so you'll have to make this yourself with items you find around the house, such as a ball, as well as a cup. 

3) Anything you got at Nordstrom during your last smash & grab: Did you go looting in the name of social justice? Just give away those penny loafers you took!

4) Your parents' borrowed Netflix password: Time to pay it forward! 

5) Slingshot ammo: Otherwise known as rocks. Hours of fun! 

6) A small chalkboard: This is basically the same as an iPad. Cool! 

7) Love: Give the most precious gift of all: Love! Who wouldn't want that? And it won't break the bank! 

8) A pet lobster you bought from the Red Lobster tank: This is every kid's dream pet, and a valuable opportunity to teach them the effects of serotonin levels in the brain.

9) A coupon for an I.O.U.: To be redeemed in 2024.

10) A TV show like The Tuttle Twins that will warn your kids about the dangers of runaway inflation: Maybe your kids will grow up and fix it someday! 


NOT SATIRE: The Tuttle Twins Book Series is Now a Show!

"I would have hated this show" - Karl Marx

Our goal? Share the ideas of freedom with 100 million kids. 
Capitalism.
Limited Government.
Principles of Peace & Prosperity.

This show broke the world record as the top crowdfunded kids' show of ALL time. Now, it's streaming on YouTube and Facebook!

Check it out today! 


Ready to join the conversation? Subscribe today.

Access comments and our fully-featured social platform.

Sign up Now

You must signup or login to view or post comments on this article.