SO tacky. And bad for the environment too.

Horrific.
I was just in a very wealthy town in Westchester over the holiday and walked by a multi million dollar home with several enormous blow ups out front - we are talking at least 10ft tall- and I wondered how someone in such a beautiful home would make it so tacky.

Super tacky, but harming no one so enjoy! I have a light up tinsel narwhal in my front yard, so i'm not exactly a model of classy decorating!

Anonymous wrote:I have a very young child. I see things differently now. My child LOVES anything christmassy so I do too now.

+1 so much this!

Their joy is so real and pure!

Tacky, but you might think my style is tacky.

Have fun!

Anonymous wrote:I love it. Kids love it. You’re boring!

x1000000

WTF cares OP? You're sad.

A few look cute. A bunch are tacky. But everyone loves the enormous house with all the inflatables in our neighborhood, and I appreciate the smiles it brings.

Another tacky but so fun vote here. Truly, what is the point of getting bent out of shape about Christmas decorations?

Tacky and can be fun

It’s tacky but worth it to see my 4yo grinning like a maniac every night when we turn it on

Anonymous wrote:Yes, but it’s still great.

+1

I don’t want one, but they amuse me.

About 10 years ago, I would’ve rolled my eyes at inflatables. Now I’m firmly on the side of whatever makes people smile. It doesn’t hurt me in any possible way.

My neighbor here in (fla) has about 15 + of these, replacing the Halloween ones and their Giant turkey thanksgiving ones. Trust me, it’s tacky

It’s tacky, but in a joyful way. There’s a difference between that and, like, a wealthy person giving a kid a used broken toy, which is also tacky but grim.