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#3 GUILTY after observing a lot of taxis and Ubers skirt the passing lane to get in I know I probably would sure nuff 

#7 GUILTY- I wish I didn’t “need” a therapist when I quickly realized it’s a transactional money-making venture 

#10 when I was a kid we were disillusioned to think that something you “make” for someone trumps something you can buy.

Wbu?

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Ofvalue said: 

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 What???

Ofvalue said: 

#3 GUILTY after observing a lot of taxis and Ubers skirt the passing lane to get in I know I probably would sure nuff 

#7 GUILTY- I wish I didn’t “need” a therapist when I quickly realized it’s a transactional money-making venture 

#10 when I was a kid we were disillusioned to think that something you “make” for someone trumps something you can buy.

Wbu?

 I think gifting something we make trumps something we can buy. This is increasingly so when gifting rich people who already have everything or can have anything they want with ease. 

What you have to do is take them out. Get tickets to some event they would like, bring others who are dear to them, then go out for some good food. That's kinda making something and more valuable than giving them some object.   

I think gifting something we make trumps something we can buy. This is increasingly so when gifting rich people who already have everything or can have anything they want with ease.

What you have to do is take them out. Get tickets to some event they would like, bring others who are dear to them, then go out for some good food. That's kinda making something and more valuable than giving them some object.

This.

Jada said: 

I think gifting something we make trumps something we can buy. This is increasingly so when gifting rich people who already have everything or can have anything they want with ease.

What you have to do is take them out. Get tickets to some event they would like, bring others who are dear to them, then go out for some good food. That's kinda making something and more valuable than giving them some object.

This.

It's a tier system, but a lot of it is moreover how much we can demonstrate appreciating the person. 

If they love Totoro, buy them Totoro stuff. 

There are such things as gifts that mashes hand made though that kind of stuff is either impossible to obtain, or stupid expensive not fun to by.

For example in my case, if someone gifted me a fully loaded Nvidia DGX station 784gb, which is a professional at home, don't fuck with me, 1 trillion parameter, I'm good for life Ai supercomputer that can machine learn and handle local Ai real good ( $97,000, USD before tax ).... Well.... I think I'd cry tears of joy. The one with the RTX 6000. Yeah that one. I'd pay insurance and open an office... No. Office at home, with me. 

If my date did this, I'll propose on the spot. She can say she wants me to dominate her with rough sex no problem my queen, but under the surface I'm the dominated one. That will be an all expenses paid life with me while I work to give her what I think she deserves.

Golden_Eagle said: 

 

There are such things as gifts that mashes hand made though that kind of stuff is either impossible to obtain, or stupid expensive not fun to by.

For example in my case, if someone gifted me a fully loaded Nvidia DGX station 784gb, which is a professional at home, don't fuck with me, 1 trillion parameter, I'm good for life Ai supercomputer that can machine learn and handle local Ai real good ( $97,000, USD before tax ).... Well.... I think I'd cry tears of joy. The one with the RTX 6000. Yeah that one. I'd pay insurance and open an office... No. Office at home, with me. 

If my date did this, I'll propose on the spot. She can say she wants me to dominate her with rough sex no problem my queen, but under the surface I'm the dominated one. That will be an all expenses paid life with me while I work to give her what I think she deserves.

 Just give me beef jerky and I'm happy.

If they love Totoro, buy them Totoro stuff.

Honestly I never understood buying people gifts they "like" as opposed to prioritising what is good for them. If they, for example, dont like onions, it may not be what they like, but is it "good" for them or not?