>>> hi, everyone, welcome to "on the money," i'm becky quick. who's listening in? it might be your kids' toys. your new smart home devices. or even your p. >>> robots instead of realtors? really. now you can check out the apartment you might rent withou. good idea? >>> so the tax bill passed. interest rates are climbing. what does it all mean for your money and what should you do? >>> and a bit of bubbly. if you're planning on a holiday celebration or need a last-minute gift we're going to make a huge sacrifice and do some taste testing for you of some of the most relaxing beverages. >>> this is "on the money," your money, your life, your future. no >> we begin with toys for the holidays. there is nothing like seeing the joy on a child's face, who's opening presents, and many of this year's hottest holiday toys compacted with the latest technology. but buyer beware. are these gadgets actually safe? andrew day has more in our "cover story." >> i'm listening to you. >> reporter: t talking through . >> i'm listening to you. >> reporter: it's just a demo, but the publi

. >> becky beer unit stood behind me and mr. scott to see becky smile through a child. >> paying it forward. we started it. hopefully from here they go and in the future do something good for somebodily. >> police ended the night with a pizza party who forever gratef grateful. >> so nice to live somewhere where you know your police are behind you. >> and nearby edgewater police also supported this effort. also, bill scott who is becky scott's father attended to night he tells me it is an honor to see his daughter being honored through other people. she was very dedicated as a paramedic here in this town. chris. >> good stuff. thanks shawnette. >>> these two students got the all the ultimate surprise. their school mascot turns to be somebody they know. and he's back just in time for the holidays. >>> it's hank. i'm in the last stop clubhouse here by the somerset station in kensington. i've always got a couple hot and tea and sandwich if you're down and out or addicted. the latest on the heroin epidemic. hank's take coming you. >>

now, becky quick. >>> we begin with the opioid crisis. in addition to the pers price millions of americans have paid, the epidemic has had an economic impact as well with an estimated cost of more than $500 billion in 2015. as america grapples with this problem, innovators are coming up with solutions. could digital pills be part of the answer? meg tirrell has more on our cover story today. >> one new tool doctors hope to use in the opioid crisis, so-called digital pills, which may help by providing a clearer picture of prescription opioid use. they contain an ingestible wireless sensor that can notify doctors or caregivers that a medicine has been taken. the sensors send a signal to devices outside the body. doctors at brigham & women's hospital in boston ran a small study using the technology. they enrolled patients who had broken a bone, prescribing them seven days' worth of oxycodone. that's 21 pills. what they found, patients on average only actually took six. >> we were able to identify that patients don't really need nearly as many

now becky quick. >>> we begin with jobs. in just a minute we're going to talk about an alarming report that shows 1/3 of america's jobs as we know them may disappear. but first, a booming billion-dollar industry on e frontier of technology that encompasses gaming, medicine, and manufacturing. kate rogers has our cover story on a business where the name is virtual but the opportunities are very real. >> jesus noland grew up with a love of gaming and computers. at 30 years old he found an opportunity to combine the two working as a developer in virtual and augmented reality. >> the best thing about working in this field is being able to solve creative problems on a daily basis. >> noland is a developer at eon reality in irvine, california. the company designs applications to help train workers in varying industries. for example, exxonmobil has used eon's immersive virtual reality platform to train rormts and engineers in oil and gas production. >> vr and a.r. industry is really young. so there's a great potential for new appli

i'm becky quick. why one third of them may go away and what can be done about it. >>> a hallmark moment. how one greeting card company stays relevant and profitable in a digital era. >>> it's the holiday season but who wants to think about taxes you do you're in the tips the save money. >>> and gadgets on the list, we've got them no matter your price range. "on the money" starts right now. >>> we begin with jobs in just a minute we're going to talk about an alarming report that shows one third of american jobs as we know them may disappear. first we want to talk gaming and manufacturing. kate rodgers has an eye on virtual business. >> reporter: he grew up with the love of gaming and computers at 30 years old he found the opportunity to combine the two. >> it's a lot of fun actually. the best thing about working in this field is being able to solve creative problems on a daily business. >> nolan is a developer at eon for example, exxonmobil has used eon's virtual reality platforms to train engineers in

>> you'll have to tune in and see. >> oh, come on. >> the beckys are both back. lecy goranson and sarah chalke. but only lecy will play becky this time around. >> the whole cast is back. >> that included laurie metcalf. and friend sandra bernhard. >> it's going to be so great. >> johnny galecki returns as david. who originally married sara on the show. >> i was so excited to see everyone in the same room for the first time in 21 years. >> this is just the best. >> every detail. the carpet. the tchotchkes on the windowsill. >> yeah. it's like a time machine. like that. >> reporter: it's amazing how they have gotten everybody back together. >>> let's move from a tv show to a highly anticipated movie. let's join carly steele in new york. you were in d.c. hanging with three of hollywood's most powerful people. >> kevin, i'm just going to go ahead and drop these names. >> meryl streep, tom hanks, and director steven spielberg. they've joined forces on "the post." women coming forward in hollywood's sexual misconduct scandals are changing things. >> it's a really uniqu

i'm becky quick. who's listening in it might be your kids' toys, ne smartphone or a warning you need to hear. and check out the apartment you might rent without that pesky person to guide you. good idea? so the tax bill passed interest rates are climbing. what does it mean for your money and who should you do? sand a bit of bubbly planning on a celebration, need a last-minute gift, a huge sacrifice and do taste testing for you of some of the most relaxing beverages "on the money" starts right now. >> announcer: this is "on the money. your money, your life. your future. now, becky quick >>> we begin with toys for the holidays there is nothing like seeing the joy on a child's face opening presents and many of this year the hottest toys are packed with the latest technology. buyer beware the gadgets actually safe? andrew day has more in our "cover story." >> i'm listening to you. >> reporter: that voice is a stranger talking through a doll. it's a demo, but the public interest research group is concerned

becky, what is secret shopping? >> secret shopping is when you go out with a producer and a camera and then you try haggling. it sounds so aggressive. right? but in this season of peace, i wanted to find out if i ask for a discount, would store clerks give me the eye and make me feel weird? well, there is only one way to find out. let's do some of that secret shopping. ♪ >> reporter: the day after christmas, a big day for sales. it's easy to find the lowest price online. it's not as easy when you're in a department store. but upside of the mall, you get your stuff right away. so here's the question, can i get my local stores to give me a discount or match an online price by asking? will it be awkward? i'm heading into a bunch of different stores to pick random items and see if they'll match or even beat the prices i find online. $160 on the box. yikes. first, i just ask for a discount. is there any discount that i'm not thinking of? >> i can bring it down to the $144. >> $144? >> yeah. >> all right. okay. i'll tak

. >> the gifts were made possible who formed becky' beer union. shthey sponsor score lauer ship. >> becky stood behind me and mre through a child. >> paying it forward. >> we started it. hopefully from here they go in the future do something good for somebody else police ended the night with a pizza party for the family who are forever grateful. >> it's so nice to live somewhere where you know your police are behind you. >> nearby edgewater police also supported this effort. also, on another note bill scott becky's father also attended to night. he says it is an honor that his daughter is still being honored through children like drew. dawn. >> just to see the smiles on their faces. so sweet, shawnette. >>> this person is definitely not on the nice list after stealing a collection bin full of toys donated for children unbelievable. >>> and trouble back stage a top executive for the miss america pageant out and e-mail scandal that's causing some major set backs. ♪ ♪ >>> a woman trying to ruin the spirit of the holidays is caught. police in nort

i'm becky quick. a little pill that can make a huge difference in fighting the opioid crisis. how high tech is bringing new hope why you might be surprised next time you open your 401(k) statement. stocks are soaring and it seems there is a new record every day but can it last? it's the giving season how to pick the right charity for your donation to get where you want it to go. and the other side of james patterson. his advice for children may not be a thriller. >> a nation of please and thank you kids would be useful now. >> "on the money" starts now >> announcer: this is "on the money", your money, your life, your future. now, becky quick >> we begin with the opioid crisis in addition to the personal price millions of americans have paid the epidemic had an economic impact with an estimated cost of $500 billion in 2015. here's more on the cover story today. >> one new tool doctors hope to use in the opioid crisis, digital pills which may provide a clearer picture of prescription opioid use. they co

i'm becky quick. they are an easy way to give a holiday present, but gift cards may be helping to fuel the opioid crisis. an "on the money" investigation. >>> ready to decorate your house? now there's an app for that. get design help and save money without ever leaving home. >>> and meet the 27-year-old man who has visited 193 countries. >>> plugging the leaks in your home you may not even know about. how to save money and stay warm. >>> and king of late night's castle is for sale johnny carson's astounding malibu house "on the money" starts right now. >> announcer: this is "on the money," your money, your life, your future. now, becky quick >> we begin with gift cards. it's an easy gift to buy at major retailers and to give during the holidays, too, but the plastic currency is being used as part of a massive fraud being fueled by the opioid epidemic in an "on the money" investigation contessa brewer found stores across the country are being targeted easy summon this week's cover story. >> reporter: i

it is always great to see you. >> you too, becky. thanks so much. >> jim paulson. >> up next week, on the money. the holida of us want to give b and you don't need to give a lot of money to make a big impact. up next, unique ideas on how you can give while you're on a budget. >>> and later, please and thank you. why author james liberty mutual stood with me when this guy got a flat tire in the middle of the night. hold on dad... liberty did what? yeah, liberty mutual 24-hour roadside assistance helped him to fix his flat so he could get home safely. my dad says our insurance doesn't have that. don't worry - i know what a lug wrench is, dad. is this a lug wrench? maybe? you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. >>> i usually just give to larger charities. >> local. i always give to local. >> basically, i pretty much stick with my church, the food banks. >> usually big charities. >> i stick with the bigger ones that have a decent reputat

becky dykes fell in love with lebanon. she had onlyjust moved here full—time, but she was deeply committed to her work, helping the country cope with the influx of refugees from syria. there was a final night out before she returned home for christmas — a colleague's leaving do at this bar here in gemmayzeh. at around midnight, she called a taxi, an uber, to take her home. she was never seen alive again. she was driven out of beirut. her body was found by a highway the next day. she had been strangled and sexually assaulted. a 35—year—old lebanese man is in police custody. the suspect is believed to be an uber driver. he has worked for the company for a short period of time. here in beirut, uber is generally seen as a safe way of getting about, especially by women on their own. the company responded in a statement, saying that it was horrified by this senseless act of violence, and that it is fully cooperating with the police investigation. lebanon's dark days lie mostly in its past. in these neighbourhoods, there

let's see, joe, becky, melissa lee. what's up, joe >> how are you doing, rick it good to have you on today when you said higher, it's like music to my ears when i hear the rick santelli higher thank you. >> thank you >>> cvs nountsing a deal to buy aetna for $69 billion. united health -- for more on the future of health care let's bring in long-time pharma executive fred hassen. a special limited partner of washer pinkus and sits on the board -- he is also a cnbc contributor. fred, it's always good to see you. >> great to be mere with you >> you like this deal, the aetna-cvs deal it's value-based medicine. what does that mean? >> clearly, we need to bend the cost curve 85% of health care is -- value-based health care means measurable health care, accountable health care, and accountable -- and health care that really bend the cost curve. if you are measuring it, you'll be able to reduce the cost if you're not measuring it, the costs will go the way they're going. this merger helps us go in that direction. >> we've also

now, becky quick. >>> we begin with the opioid crisis.

becky, have you seen this? >> you've seen a bot interacting with you -- >> they've had bots around since 1999 >> what? snoo you lo you lost me on the facebook and -- have you seen this? >> i can't say for a fact. maybe it was a bot >> you don't know if it's a bot or a real. >> you mean on facebook? >> on facebook or on a consumer's website >> on a website. in a store you would know, wouldn't you you know that tiger wasn't real, right? or did you >> we've done a package -- somebody did a story about -- oh, it was -- who did it it was eric. eric chemmey did a package >> how do you know that eric wasn't a bot >> well, he was a person >> other than this, that's bizarre what i'm hearing right now. five years from now what's it going to be like when you are doing these things it's amazing the technology advances for retail. >> yeah, absolutely. >> i think retailers are making more and more advances in ek it nolg retailer that is have traditionally tried to break down the barrier for consumers who are making purchases

becky joins us. >> hey, becky. >> good morning, guys. great to see you this morning on "squawk box" we're going to do a lot of talking about taxes. it's the cover of just about every paper this morning "the financial times" says they're set for a big profit windfall "the wall street journal", set up for years of challenge. there are the sun sets on a lot of tax cuts. in "the new york times" this morning the talk is in new jersey tooks boom grows. the last time it was reformed more than 30 years ago back in 1986 this is the week, we are very likely going to get a vote on this some of the no votes and some of the holdouts have said now that they are going to vote yes that includes bob corker and marco rubio. we'll see how things shape up and how this goes over we have a couple of guests to talk about this. we'll be joined by scott hodge who is the president of the tax foundation who will talk through all the numbers with us. see what he thinks about all of this and rohit kumar with the tax policy services group. he'll talk about where he s

becky worley is back because it is free shipping friday. yes, it is. almost a thousand online retailers are offering big deals and these retailers guarantee that if you buy the gift they'll be there before christmas and becky is here to share all of that with us and, becky, i'm a last-minute guy. great news for me. like everyone else out there are there minutes to what i need to buy ford to get free shipping? >> not with all of these participants, michael. no minimum purchase for free shipping. that's the premise of this entire day. you know online retailers usually have a 50 or $100 threshold. today is different. almost a thousand retailers participating, shipping costs, nada, nothing, bubkis. >> all big name stores or boutique stores involved, as well. >> it's a little of both. you tart at the free shipping day.com site to get the codes and here's a pro tip. not all those free shipping offers are listed on the retailer's sitefreeshippingday.com. target, macy's, ugg, notably amazon and walmart.com are not participating. but if you need small ticket it

they are the result of the term expiration of becky hogue and family obligations. miss hogue is seeking reappoint meant. i hope we have other people to speak to the interest. i will take questions. >> chair peskin: mr. questions for mr. pick ford? >> if miss hogue is here i was going to let her speak first. chair chair i don't see her. >> chair peskin: she has been before the body before. she is not required to testify to be reappointed. >> i will save my comments until after public comment. >> chair peskin: perspective applicants to testify before the commission? please come forward. applican'ts have two minutes. >> good morning. thank you for having me. i am kian. i am seeking to fill the vacancy to number 9. i was born on california street. as an adult i have lived in this great city for the last 15 years. i lived in the marina and west portal and called the central mission my home where i live with my wife. my transportation footprint consists of riding the kl and m trains. with the majority of my transportation on bicycle and walking. in my professional life i

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. let's look at u.s. equity futures. it looks like things are sharply positive dow futures almost in triple digit territory, up by 99 points s&p up by 9.5 points the nasdaq up by 25 points as the senate early this morning passed that tax bill still has to go back to the house on a technicality. yesterday we saw a down day for the markets. the dow down by 37 points. we'll see what happens but the senate passing early this morning that tax bill >>> overnight in asia, look and you'll see the nikkei was up by a tenth of a percentage point. decline by a less than a percent for the hang seng and shanghai down a quarter percentage point. in early trading in europe, there are red arrows across the board. the dax is down by a tenth of a percent. same thing with the ftse cac is down by slightly more than that. declines also in italy and spain. looking at crude oil prices, you will see that crude oil is up about 18 cents to 57.74 let's look at the ten-year yesterday the ten-year topping 2.4% we'll look at that in a bit. here it com

now becky quick. >>> we begin with jobs. in just a minute we're going to talk about an alarming report that shows 1/3 of america's jobs as we know them may disappear. but first, a booming billion-dollar industry on e

anything more for adults, though, becky? whoa. >> you know, ebay coined this term, green monday, robin. >> are you okay? >> they're offering a ton of discounts today. i hope the audience and that little kid is all right. >> he takes a licking but he keeps on ticking. [ applause ] there he goes. thank you, becky. thank you all for having a great time. michael? >> hey, helmets are important, robin. that's a good rule right there. >>> now we're going to go to the women who are ruling the galaxy far, far away. excitement is hitting a high note for the new "star wars." we're going to go back to nick watt who has an early sneak peek and, nick, i got to say this one is about powerful women, right? >> reporter: it is, you know, michael, back in the day "star wars" was just a little bit manly, you know, luke, han, darth, chewie, i think, jabba. not anymore. female characters are now to the fore, and adding depth, nuance, and reality. ♪ >> kill it. >> reporter: "star wars" is back but not quite as we know it. >> i'm not the protagon

what can you tell us more about them, becky? we're happy to have them. >> you have -- yeah, you got the google home mini and amazon echo dot and a few other in those families. the smaller ones are the entry models. 29 bucks for each of target, walmart, amazon. $20 off today and been that way for a lot of the holiday season stow far. >> some other great sales as well today, right, becky? >> yeah, it's green monday and you have a bunch of cute kids in studio there. they don't know that green monday is yet another completely made up shopping holiday. but the discounts are real. target has a toy sale spend $100, get 25 bucks back and that includes some of those execute scooters and a lot of the fun toys that parents have got to get this time of year. >> anything for us adults, i mean -- hey. down goes frazier, are you okay, kid? he can own this place. yeah. [ applause ] got to get back up. [ applause ] anything more for adults, though, becky? whoa. >> ebay coined this term green monday. >> are you okay? >> they're offering a ton of

welcome to "on the money," i'm contessa brewer in for becky quick. the new year is almost here. but there's still time for money moves to get a smart start to 2018. >>> the next california gold rush. legal recreational marijuana sales are about to begin. what could possibly go wrong? >>> looking to escape the cold weather? should you buy that flight now? or wait? >>> what's coming next in tech. the latest gadgets, gizmos and cool electronics that you're going to "on the money" >> this is "on the money." your money, your life, your with 2018 right around the corner, what could the f we have two reports. diana olick on the state of real estate. but first, steve liesman, on where the economy may go next. a look ahead is this week's >> reporter: 2018 could be a year of big change for monetary and fiscal polha first, growth in the u.s. could average 2.5% to maybe as much as 3% as the u.s. gets a lift from overseas growth, better domestic demand and stimulus from a tax improvement from the past several years. the question is whether those gains can last or if they're second, the u.s.

[applause] >> thank you, becky, for your very kind word. i was in washington almost exactly a year ago, and it is extraordinary how much has changed since then. nowhere has the change been more profound, more consequence shall, and more necessary than in climate and energy policy. united states is going to withdraw from the paris agreement. the climate treaty in all but name that president obama didn't have the guts to send to the senate for its advice and consent. no one should underestimate the historic importance of president trump's decision. this is the third time, no less, than a republican president has reject targets and timetables for emissions cuts. the first president bush in the only u.n. framework convention on climb change and the second bush which is rue put aation of the quioto protocol. the president trump's decision is the most important. it is devastating for the u.n. climate process. the whole architecture of the past agreement had been designed to subvert the requirement to obtain the senate's advice and consent, which

becky quick is here. andrew is on assignment in china. >> you are the ceo and founder of -- >> you think i say that and think don't show you okay you ready? there's your beauty shot ceo and founder of invamed associates co-founder of home depot, which has a $205 billion -- >> market. after. giving back to our investors $100 billion in dividends and buybacks >> that's, like, $300 billion. >> over $300 billion >> dow component that was founded and built if his likeness >> how old were you when -- >> 1970 -- we opened our first store? 1979 1978 we founded the company. i was 43 years old ernie was 49 arthur was about 36 or 37. three old men which tells you a whole lot. dream big and dream -- >> what you can do in your lifetime or the best thing 400,000 of the most wonderful people in the world put that apron on every single day good job, good pay, happy, good benefits you talk about capitalism at work >> i heard don't let anyone tell you that companies create jobs didn't you hear that in the last election tha

becky, i understand the concern. look, i'm taking a flight during the holidays it's not on american, but i would be concerned if i was an american customer and i was flying my point is the initial headlines made it sound like it's a mass shutdown that's not what's going on the initial headlines really made it -- >> there are 1,800 flights >> well, they made it sound like there was going to be no flights. >> how many pilots do you have to bring back to staff 1,500 flights? whoa >> it depends on the length of the flight, what kind of rules are going to be required if it's an international flight for, you know, you have to do so many hours of rest before you can fly back there are about 15,000 pilots, and, you know, part of this is also the politics between the airline pilots union and the american union and -- >> we understand you're reading between the lines. this was their -- >> and we want more than 150%, which is the top of the pay scale. >> correct >> under the contract. >> we get that >> hey, nobody is denying th

i'm becky quick. they are an easy way to give a holiday preseny be helping to f opioid crisis. an "on the money" invest> ready house? get the vine out and decorate while never leaving homes. >>> and meet the 27-year-old man who has visited 193 countries. plugging the leaks in your home. you may not even k about. how to save money and stay warm. >>> and kingch last night's castle is for sale. johnny carson's astounding malibu house. "on the mone >> announcer: this "on the money," your money, your life, your future. now, b. >> we begin with gift cards. it's an easy gift to buy at major retailers and to give during the holidays, too, but the plastic currency is being used as part of a massive fraud being fueled by the opioid epidemic. in an "on the money" investigation contessa brewer found stores across the country are beg targeted easy summon inside some of the country's biggest retailers there's a shadowy world of commerce, crime and drugs, and at the center gift cards. are gift cards currency you can use to pay for drugs? >> yes. >> reporter: by all appearances, these four wom

it was a superb effort which left dortmund keep a woman becky well they don't one fail to muster a single shot on goal in the first off farms and clip bosses were livid. they finally equalized in fifty seven minutes if pierre emerick obama and credited with the go if that gap on strike it did get the final touch that makes him the bonus league's record african scorer with ninety seven goals. but braman made of sterner stuff these days and just eight minutes later they were at it again teo gary selassie making it to one then to braman celebrate their first away win of the campaign bush failed to get the win he needed to guarantee his job . saturday's closest bundesliga game saw gladbach take on xanga both teams have been mounting steady climbs up in the standings. the host started the match in control after twenty two minutes christophe karama coasted into the back post on mox one nil to. after the break went for a second. but this time great so was the noid by ralph famine. shall cut took advantage thanks to a bit of luck yannick best turning into a new colored jury's cross from the wing.

becky dykes fell in love with lebanon. she had onlyjust moved here full—time, but she was deeply committed to her work, helping the country cope with the influx of refugees from syria. there was a final night out before she returned home for christmas — a colleague's leaving do here at this bar in gemmayzeh. at around midnight, she called a taxi, an uber, to take her home. she was never seen alive again. she was driven out of beirut. her body was found by a highway the next day. she'd been strangled and sexually assaulted. a 35—year—old lebanese man is in police custody. the suspect is believed to be an uber driver. he's worked for the company for a short period of time. here in beirut, uber‘s generally seen as a safe way of getting about, especially by women on their own. the company responded in a statement, saying that it was horrified by this senseless act of violence and that it's fully cooperating with the police investigation. lebanon's dark days lie mostly in its past. in these neighbourhoods, there's now

. >> the gifts are made possible by officer who formed becky's beard unit foundation in honor of becky scott a local para medic who lost her battle with cancer. becky's fund sponsors scholarships and children like drew fighting adversity. >>> a spectacular sight in the skies over california last night. take look at this. space x launching from the vandenberg air force base sparking quite some excitement on social media. some concerned thinking they saw a ufo that led to hash tag aliens trending for hours. here's more. >> wow, talk about friday night lights. this light show in the sky over los angeles setting social media light with speculation. >> ufo or something? >> you guys that's really weird. >> another one coming out of it. >> oh! is that a ufo. >> despite the recent revelations of the pentagon now defunct secret government program to investigate ufo sightingsth in tweet from elan musk it wasn't a ufo, nonetheless, one from north korea. >> three, two, one lift off. >> back to his space x falcon nine rocket faced from southern california. >> i ain't never seen crazy like that in m

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. let's look at the u.s. equity futures. yesterday the markets ended lower despite the passage of the tax bill you can see now that it looks as if the dow would open up by 17 points the s&p up by 3 a1/2 and the nasdaq down 4 1/2. let's look at what happened overnight in asia. the nikk

becky, good morning. now, the big question becky, what is the cutoff deadline to make sure we make christmas? >> yeah tom, i got good news and bad news. bad news you're going to pay for shipping. we have shipping range but the good news is that it's possible. listen up day. like right now. cutoff for many big retailers is noon eastern, 9 we're macy's target nordstrom, walmart is more complex and dep customer's location. let's talk amazon to last day for two-day shipping that arrives in for christmas. you will pay for it unless you're a prime member. my pro tip, sign up for a free 30-day prime trial. just remember to cancel it by like january 22nd or pay that $99 annual fee. >> that's a great pro tip and definitely with amazon todayoff point. what are the bestut there. a phrase bogo and it reels to gift cards. >> that's right. here's why. the term you're referring to bogo, buy one, get one free deals. this time of year it's all about gogo, give one, get one. so let's go into the deals where you actually ge