it's invisible. >> reporter: but what happens when your choice for the white house is making you feel isolated at work? >> i felt disrespected, insulted. >> reporter: john o'brien says he felt targeted after post ago pro-trump postcard in his work space. >> three managers at the company basically said i had to take it down. it was not allowed up there. i refused, and i kept it up. >> reporter: soon after he came to work and found the postcard vandalized. >> it felt like an attack. on my corkboard, i was treated very well. once i did put up the make america great on my corkboard, everything changed. >> reporter: o'brian decided to leave the job, his company not wishing to comment to abc news. if you find this unavoidable in your office, here are some dos and don'ts on how to approach this touchy subject. keep an open mind. >> don't think of it as opportunity to change the other

be respectful and avoid blaming language. talk more in "i feel" statements. >> reporter: keep the conversation short. don't let it distract you from doing your job. >> let's agree to disagree. let's, you know, get back to what we're here to do, which is our jobs. >> reporter: rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. >> i feel like it's making me more productive. on facebook, it's a barrage of people arguing with each other. making me not wanting to go on anymore. >> i thought to skip all the talk about politics and talk about religion. that's more successful. >> yes. nothing can possibly go wrong. have a few cocktails while you do that, too. that's a recipe for success. >> oh, man. it's almost over, three weeks and this race is over. coming up, catching hot deals as the weather cools down. "world news now" continues after this from our abc

? ? back to school behind us, now is a great time to splurge on purchases you may have been putting off as retailers gear up for the holidays. joining us this morning to talk about five areas where you can save serious cash, we have consumer expert with us. thank you for coming on. >> thanks for having me. >> it's interesting specific seasons have specific products you can go after. so i think the most interesting, you said, is cars.

>> why cars in the fall? >> this is the time of year when dealers have to move out the old inventory to make room for the new models for 2017. so heavily discounting on the 2016s, any remaining 2015s. zero percent financing, cash back rebates, bonuses, really good deals across the board. here's the deal, gas prices are low. gas projections could be under $2 national level in the coming weeks with the holidays approaching. that's not necessarily good for green cars. so if you're interesting in a real deal, maybe something like the knee san leaf would be an attractive car to consider. and i think you should also consider outgoing 2016 models that are being redesigned, replaced or rebranded for 2017. significant bargains there, too. >> helping the environment and pocket too. >> that's right. >> grills and patio equipment. the weather is cooler, people need less, but this year it's harder? >> it's funny. demand for the seasonal items does linger when the weather

it's been pretty nice, so, you know, the -- >> not a lot left? >> not a lot left. whatever is left, though, you're talking, you know, up to 70% off. you can maybe even do better than that if you're buying right off the floor. >> that's a lot. >> that's very good. that's a significant bargain. >> why not buy off the floor? might as well. >> why not buy summer sporting goods if you're in the market for a tennis racket, bike, golf clubs. 30% to 50% off these types of things. potentially up to 70% off at the big retailers, too. it's the time of year when the workouts move, you know, indoors. >> inside. >> unfortunately in the gyms and the fashion cycle changes. >> and you say denim, which surprises me. because this is a popular season for denim. >> whatever's leftover from the back to school season is discounted, 20-50% designer denim, and if you're interested in the high end stuff, you know, about a third off. but, you know, everything else,

excellent time to buy denim. >> big savings. this is not 5-15% off. big numbers. >> significant savings. it's great stuff. >> why makeup and hair products? >> oh, hair and makeup, yes. this is our category. >> i'm listening, let me tell you. >> third week of october, which is now, is the best week of the entire month to buy hair and makeup products, and fourth week of november is the best week of the entire year because the holiday promotions roll out. they generate excitement. stuff is marked down. beauty. at a discount. >> who knew that had a season to it. >> now you know, diane. start shopping. >> not just the hot pink summer colors, across the board? >> this is good stuff across the board. >> all right. all right. >> vera and i have to go shopping. so we have to go. thank you so much for being on. great stuff. you can find out more ideas on gasbuddy.com as well as on our facebook page. wnnfans.com, and vera, great to have you on. thank you so much. stay with us. we'll be right back. you're watching "world news

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