Anonymous
12/27/2024 18:09
Subject: Do you mind gifts from Costco?
Depends on the brand of chocolate from costco
Anonymous
12/27/2024 16:39
Subject: Do you mind gifts from Costco?
I would love a gift from Costco, chocolate or otherwise. It's nice to be cared for and thought of.
Anonymous
12/27/2024 16:38
Subject: Do you mind gifts from Costco?
How do you know where your gifts come from??
Anonymous
12/27/2024 16:37
Subject: Do you mind gifts from Costco?
Anonymous wrote:My MIL was upset my BIL and kids brought her items from Costco.
So ungrateful. I don’t mind them. Chocolate is chocolate
I don't judge people, who knows what their gift budget is. If I'm so bourgeois to eat Costco chocolate, I should order some luxury gourmet chocolate for myself.
Anonymous
12/27/2024 16:35
Subject: Do you mind gifts from Costco?
Anyone can give me a plastic jug of Kirkland jelly beans anytime
Anonymous
12/27/2024 16:33
Subject: Re:Do you mind gifts from Costco?
Anonymous wrote:I think it’s better than random Amazon stuff. I keep receiving gifts from random no name Chinese sellers on Amazon. Kept at first, now I will just donate right away.
What kind of things?
Anonymous
12/27/2024 16:32
Subject: Re:Do you mind gifts from Costco?
Anonymous wrote:I think it’s better than random Amazon stuff. I keep receiving gifts from random no name Chinese sellers on Amazon. Kept at first, now I will just donate right away.
Someone else will be delighted with your junk, right???
Anonymous
12/27/2024 16:32
Subject: Do you mind gifts from Costco?
Anonymous wrote:Yes, no Costco gifts, but especially if it’s food. I’d rather a small box of high quality chocolates, that a giant box of Costco junky ones
Wow. Could you be more obnoxious?!?
Anonymous
12/27/2024 16:17
Subject: Do you mind gifts from Costco?
The Ninja Creami and the shark hair tool from Costco were my teen daughters' favorite gifts this Christmas.
And if anything goes wrong with them we can take advantage of their kick-ass return policy!
And if anything goes wrong with them we can take advantage of their kick-ass return policy!
Anonymous
12/27/2024 16:17
Subject: Re:Do you mind gifts from Costco?
I think it’s better than random Amazon stuff. I keep receiving gifts from random no name Chinese sellers on Amazon. Kept at first, now I will just donate right away.
Anonymous
12/27/2024 16:16
Subject: Do you mind gifts from Costco?
I think those chocolate gifts, if you're talking about the chocolate gift packs, are just way too impersonal to give your mom. That's probably her issue. It's an innocuous gift you would expect from someone at work who you barely know or a gift you give to a client.
Anonymous
12/27/2024 16:13
Subject: Do you mind gifts from Costco?
Yes, no Costco gifts, but especially if it’s food. I’d rather a small box of high quality chocolates, that a giant box of Costco junky ones
Anonymous
12/27/2024 16:11
Subject: Do you mind gifts from Costco?
Id love gifts from Costco!!!
Anonymous
12/27/2024 15:47
Subject: Do you mind gifts from Costco?
Anonymous wrote:I would never openly express lack of gratitude for any gift from a family member. It's nice they thought of me.
Privately I judge lots of the gifts people give me because I don't personally appreciate lots of junk around my house and I don't like having to deal with stuff I'm not going to use or consume. I give a lot of gifts away to colleagues or charity. My immediate family knows not to just go buy me random stuff, knows that I will be most appreciative of thoughtful, good quality gifts, and that barring that I would honestly rather get a nice card, a pleasant visit, or dinner out.
But other people don't know me as well and I know they are trying to be thoughtful and polite. Also they may have limited funds or simply have no idea what to get. If they give me some chocolate from Costco, I'm not going to complain about it and I don't hold it against them. Even if I will quietly get rid of it later.
You’re just so special.
Anonymous
12/27/2024 15:40
Subject: Do you mind gifts from Costco?
I would never openly express lack of gratitude for any gift from a family member. It's nice they thought of me.
Privately I judge lots of the gifts people give me because I don't personally appreciate lots of junk around my house and I don't like having to deal with stuff I'm not going to use or consume. I give a lot of gifts away to colleagues or charity. My immediate family knows not to just go buy me random stuff, knows that I will be most appreciative of thoughtful, good quality gifts, and that barring that I would honestly rather get a nice card, a pleasant visit, or dinner out.
But other people don't know me as well and I know they are trying to be thoughtful and polite. Also they may have limited funds or simply have no idea what to get. If they give me some chocolate from Costco, I'm not going to complain about it and I don't hold it against them. Even if I will quietly get rid of it later.
Privately I judge lots of the gifts people give me because I don't personally appreciate lots of junk around my house and I don't like having to deal with stuff I'm not going to use or consume. I give a lot of gifts away to colleagues or charity. My immediate family knows not to just go buy me random stuff, knows that I will be most appreciative of thoughtful, good quality gifts, and that barring that I would honestly rather get a nice card, a pleasant visit, or dinner out.
But other people don't know me as well and I know they are trying to be thoughtful and polite. Also they may have limited funds or simply have no idea what to get. If they give me some chocolate from Costco, I'm not going to complain about it and I don't hold it against them. Even if I will quietly get rid of it later.