raspberrydrink
3 weeks ago
[xmas] lol the curse of being a old millenial is I'm like 'oh they asked for a gift card. that's what I'd want too so I should get that' but also 'oh but that's no fun- a gift card is barely a gift at all!'
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raspberrydrink
3 weeks ago
trapped between karen and good sense
raspberrydrink
3 weeks ago
/I did go with the gift card cuz it's always best to go with what was asked for
raspberrydrink
3 weeks ago
this was a secret santa thing btw lol
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my family all want to kill me this year bc this is basically what i did lol
i told everyone 'don't get me gifts, pls just give me money to go towards my trip next year, i don't want any gifts' and some of the older generations are fully BSODing about it
raspberrydrink
3 weeks ago
LOL RIGHT
raspberrydrink
3 weeks ago
in the end you want a gift to make the person happy, and from their request notes they like books and drawing so I'm like 'ah, you're me 20 years ago, I know you would like this gift card so you can get the genres you like'
raspberrydrink
3 weeks ago
I consdiered a sketchbook but the place I'd have to go to get one would be.... B&N anyways
raspberrydrink
3 weeks ago
where they wanted a giftcard FROM lol
raspberrydrink
3 weeks ago
also a small part of me when I saw they like drawing too was like 'you're gonna spend this on manga ain't you'
raspberrydrink
3 weeks ago
which, valid tbh
fae bells
3 weeks ago
XD
fae bells
3 weeks ago
yeah my older relatives (the ones that still give me Christmas gifts, since I have too many cousins for my aunts and uncle to really get for all of us) very quickly learned that it really is easier to just give me money
raspberrydrink
3 weeks ago
I might buy a little bag of choco or cookies to attach the card to tho, even if that's tech over our spend limit
fae bells
3 weeks ago
a couple of them resisted when I was younger but eventually They Got It
raspberrydrink
3 weeks ago
mood tbh
fae bells
3 weeks ago
my favorite gift when I was kid was when my favorite aunt realized before everyone else that I was not girly like my sister or cousins and just gave me an Amazon gift certificate
raspberrydrink
3 weeks ago
in other xmas at work news the annual xmas party is in early Jan this year and they changed it so only those that have worked there for a year or more can go
fae bells
3 weeks ago
(back when that was a thing)
raspberrydrink
3 weeks ago
cuz apparently last year a bunch of part timers that were gone in less than 6 months won all the big raffle prizes and folks were butthurt about it
raspberrydrink
3 weeks ago
/I won last year too, a decent sized gift card hehehe
raspberrydrink
3 weeks ago
stupid rule but also less comp for the big wins so I'M not compalining
fae bells
3 weeks ago
yeah I see the logic even if it's kinda silly
raspberrydrink
3 weeks ago
yeah I get why people who have been with the company for years seeing a 16 year old part timer walk away with like, I think a grand??? I don't remember
raspberrydrink
3 weeks ago
would be a little salty
Pixel
3 weeks ago
In Quebec too giving money outright is seen as weird or rude? Idk why
Pixel
3 weeks ago
My mom was happy my nephews asked for money
my family figured it out years ago, this year I didn't even ask for anything bc I'm moving and it would be nice to have a new bed
man i just would've had two pools of prizes, one for everyone and one for the year plus
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