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Anonymous wrote:He's 77!! I felt like saying be glad he remembered you had one. He also took her out to dinner and took her kids for the night so she and her husband could go out.
I bit my tongue.

What did she want?

If she is morally opposed to Amazon or gift cards, I understand. Cash is a nicer gift.

Oh, please. I’m morally opposed to Amazon, so I don’t spend my own money on them, and I pass along any gift cards to charities that can use them.

I sure as heck wouldn’t have a tantrum over an elderly relative giving me one. The friend is an offense-seeker

Anonymous wrote:He's 77!! I felt like saying be glad he remembered you had one. He also took her out to dinner and took her kids for the night so she and her husband could go out.
I bit my tongue.

Wow he sounds like a nice Dad. She sounds like a spoiled brat.

Anonymous wrote:My dad hasn’t bought me a bday gift in years. But he watches our kids on my birthday so my husband can go out for a nice meal in peace and that’s the best gift!

My husband AND I lol