Absolutely crazy how everyone is doing Christmas in July now.
It started off where pubs and restaurants were doing Christmas food because Australia’s climate is not suitable for European Christmas food in a hot summery December.
Now I see Woolies promoting mince pies and other Christmas food. KFC with Christmas decorated takeaway boxes. Christmas trees decorating The Rocks in Sydney. And today I saw a jewellery shop having a “Christmas in July Sale”. 
Hot take: Christmas in July is unnecessary
What’s with sad people “Yucking” other peoples “Yums”?!? How does Xmas in July affect you? I bet you are the same with halloween, wanting kids to be unhappy instead of being excited to have lollies with friends.
Have some respect for the true meaning of Christmas Day and don’t commercialise it so you can make a buck for 5 months of the year. A month after Christmas in July you’ll start seeing decorations in shops again for December. 
It’s people not living in the moment and fast forwarding the year. Ultimately they actually make the event itself far less special than it used to be - by going so early on Christmas and things like Halloween by the time the event actually comes along it’s very much an afterthought and they want to pack it all away and get on to the next thing.
If Tipping Point was in The Chases’ position and did this it would come across as very desperate - although ultimately it is of course just a bit of fun.
Exactly. It makes me cringe now rather than appreciate it as a special day.
Exsctky!!! ppfffft
Cringe all u want - other people enjoy it, sad for you.
True meaning…lol @ u - basically the meaning it love others and be loved, ur the opposite. Probs not worth continuing. Xmas in July is purely enjoy the cold weather and celebrate with family. (No religion these days with holidays)
Not sure what Brekkie said to trigger you but that is uncalled for.
A made up day to celebrate gift giving and family - we know Mr Grinch
As a retail employee, hear hear.
Happy Love Day Everyone!
WEDNESDAY, JULY 23, AT 7.30PM ON CHANNEL 9 AND 9NOW
Get ready for an exhilarating showdown when three stars of The Block trade their hard hats for buzzers in a special prime-time episode of Tipping Point, Tuesday, July 23, at 7.30pm on Channel 9 and 9Now.
In this thrilling charity edition of Australia’s favourite game show, hosted by Todd Woodbridge, three Block favourites will go head to head for a chance to win the $40,000 jackpot and donate it to their chosen charities.
Scott Cam, legendary host of The Block, is on site to see if he can nail the jackpot for his chosen charity, Find Ya Feet.
Shaynna Blaze, award-winning interior designer and judge, will bring her competitive spirit to the Tipping Point machine to support Voice of Change.
And foreman favourite Dan Reilly is aiming to win big for NICU, the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at the Royal Women’s Hospital, after losing his baby daughter, Billie.
When the tools are down, the buzzers come out! Which Block star has the knowledge to topple the Tipping Point machine and stash the cash for their charity?
Expect laughter, rivalry and a nailbiting finish in a special television event you won’t want to miss.
Not great timing on today’s rerun. One of the contestants has a Hogan moustache and Todd keeps calling him Hulk Hogan.
This would have been deliberate! No doubt.
Nova 100’s Jase Hawkins and Lauren Phillips visited the Tipping Point set on Wednesday afternoon, recorded a short chat with Todd Woodbridge (which was played on air on the breakfast show today), and filmed a special episode that would be shown later this year. Clint Stanaway was unable to go, as he attended the press conference of Melbourne AFL club president Brad Green and sacked coach Simon Goodwin at the same time.
UPDATE: here is the podcast of the chat with Todd.
UPDATE 9/8: Radio Today has an article on the visit.
Nova 100’s Jase and Lauren on the Tipping Point with Todd Woodbridge
What special ep is it?
