What should be an ideal gift for a secret santa game to a person whom you don't really know?
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What is the budget ? An iPhone 14 is always good to have.
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An iPhone 14 is always good to have
Just got mine 2 days ago. I love it.
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We are having a game of secret Santa for the Christmas celebration and need to play the role of secret Santa to a random person. What gift should I choose when I don't know the person very well?
Hot sauce sampler set? They can always re-gift it if they are not into spicy food. $50 Amazon.com : Thoughtfully Gourmet, Master Hot Sauce Collection Sampler Set[^]
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We are having a game of secret Santa for the Christmas celebration and need to play the role of secret Santa to a random person. What gift should I choose when I don't know the person very well?
From an Indian perspective, i feel a self help book like "Think like a Monk" or "Ikigai", etc. will be both pocket-friendly and effective.
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We are having a game of secret Santa for the Christmas celebration and need to play the role of secret Santa to a random person. What gift should I choose when I don't know the person very well?
"Real estate." -- Lucy van Pelt
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We are having a game of secret Santa for the Christmas celebration and need to play the role of secret Santa to a random person. What gift should I choose when I don't know the person very well?
Here a list of possible ideas (yes, the link gives it a bit away): I invent dumb products[^]
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We are having a game of secret Santa for the Christmas celebration and need to play the role of secret Santa to a random person. What gift should I choose when I don't know the person very well?
gift card, lube (*), socks. bike chain lube... :rolleyes:
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We are having a game of secret Santa for the Christmas celebration and need to play the role of secret Santa to a random person. What gift should I choose when I don't know the person very well?
Currency? Preferably of the country the person lives in.
I’ve given up trying to be calm. However, I am open to feeling slightly less agitated.
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Here a list of possible ideas (yes, the link gives it a bit away): I invent dumb products[^]
Oh my the Reverse Headphones!
I’ve given up trying to be calm. However, I am open to feeling slightly less agitated.
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We are having a game of secret Santa for the Christmas celebration and need to play the role of secret Santa to a random person. What gift should I choose when I don't know the person very well?
Curtains if the recipient is a boy. Knife sharpener for a girl. At least this is what my little girl were planning to do for the school's secret Santa before I vetoed it.
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gift card, lube (*), socks. bike chain lube... :rolleyes:
CI/CD = Continuous Impediment/Continuous Despair
Maximilien wrote:
socks.
And a mandarin!
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From an Indian perspective, i feel a self help book like "Think like a Monk" or "Ikigai", etc. will be both pocket-friendly and effective.
A good idea in theory, but how many people truly read self help books, much less put what they learn into practice?
Freedom is the freedom to say that two plus two make four. If that is granted, all else follows. -- 6079 Smith W.
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We are having a game of secret Santa for the Christmas celebration and need to play the role of secret Santa to a random person. What gift should I choose when I don't know the person very well?
That depends. With or without a visit to HR? :)
Freedom is the freedom to say that two plus two make four. If that is granted, all else follows. -- 6079 Smith W.
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Here a list of possible ideas (yes, the link gives it a bit away): I invent dumb products[^]
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Something neutral: chocolates, perhaps, fancy soaps - something your wouldn't normally buy for yourself so there is a good chance they wouldn't buy for themselves either. Or ... you could use this as an opportunity to find out something about them, and select a gift based on what you find out? Which would you rather get? Neutral and (probably) boring, or something that shows the giver took some time and put some thought into it?
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We are having a game of secret Santa for the Christmas celebration and need to play the role of secret Santa to a random person. What gift should I choose when I don't know the person very well?
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We are having a game of secret Santa for the Christmas celebration and need to play the role of secret Santa to a random person. What gift should I choose when I don't know the person very well?
Cigarettes or booze....wait...what? this ISN'T 1952? :wtf: Oh, 2022, right then, a grey cup.
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We are having a game of secret Santa for the Christmas celebration and need to play the role of secret Santa to a random person. What gift should I choose when I don't know the person very well?
I hate those things. So glad I'm not working in an office anymore! But in general, a gift card for Amazon is always useful. Marc
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We are having a game of secret Santa for the Christmas celebration and need to play the role of secret Santa to a random person. What gift should I choose when I don't know the person very well?
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One that most "I cycle to work" colleagues often miss completely ... X| I've worked with a few that you really don't want to share a cubicle with.
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A good idea in theory, but how many people truly read self help books, much less put what they learn into practice?
Freedom is the freedom to say that two plus two make four. If that is granted, all else follows. -- 6079 Smith W.
My idea is : At least if such a book is on the shelf, that person will read it maybe after 10 years, when he/she is is some kind of distress, at time of need. And will start making sense of all that is in it. Books are perhaps the most long lasting of all types of gifts. I have books at home gifted to my forefathers more than 100 years ago, and i still refer to them.
