What's the best thing to get a gift card to?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Olive Garden, TGI Fridays. Both of those are great and tasty.

Gross. Who actually eats there?

Imagine $750 worth of salad and breadsticks!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Olive Garden, TGI Fridays. Both of those are great and tasty.

Gross. Who actually eats there?

Imagine $750 worth of salad and breadsticks!

And unlimited at that!

[Anonymous]

Target or Amazon or Cash. I know you don't want corporate, but those are the places with useful things. I can buy things for work or to treat myself. Cash would allow me to spend it for a splurge during the summer for a spa day or trip or something. Teachers also don't make a lot - cash in that amount might let them do a home upgrade or fix a car. It really isn't tacky - it allows them to spend as they see fit. Definitely not a chain restaurant.

[Anonymous]

Why does everyone say Target? I can’t think of a store I hate more than Target. Seriously. I’d rather receive a $750 gift card to Walmart than Target.

[Anonymous]

Amazon always works for me.

[Anonymous]

What about an auto repair shop so that they can get repairs for car done?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Olive Garden, TGI Fridays. Both of those are great and tasty.

Gross. Who actually eats there?

People who craze burgers served on donuts, I guess. 🤢

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Best gift card? A gift card for money.

Cold, hard, cash. Or credit.

👍🏼 I agree.

Ca$h IS king!

[Anonymous]

I’m giving our teachers over $1200 each collected from parents. In. Cash.

[Anonymous]

Amazon! I’ve used Amazon birthday/Christmas cards for everything from “toys” to a good winter coat.