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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]When I was a kid, there were some friends of my parents who always gave us $10 worth of McDonald's gift certificates (I think they came in a notepad style, $1 each). I still remember that with such joy, even though I can't remember who gave them to me![/quote] I also loved McDonald’s gift certificates as a kid! [/quote] Omg. They were the best. I assume op has people telling her what experience gifts to buy. The irony is that the richer the family the more likely they are to ask for more expensive gifts. They tend to lose sight of the fact that some people are asking for gift ideas that are inexpensive. If people ask for ideas, it is always good to make sure to include something inexpensive. [/quote]
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