Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What else were you expecting? They got them, sent thanks and sent you a picture of the flowers. I’m confused why you aren’t happy enough with that.
I am asking a question. Calm down please. Need a drink?
I’m with you, OP. When I go out of my way to send a family member something special it is just nice for them to pick up the phone. Anyone can send an impersonal text.
Clearly we are in the minority.
Yeah, I think many people wouldn't want the flowers if there are certain thank you expectations - for many, flowers just aren't that great a gift.
This. It’s generic/basic not some grand gesture.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What else were you expecting? They got them, sent thanks and sent you a picture of the flowers. I’m confused why you aren’t happy enough with that.
I am asking a question. Calm down please. Need a drink?
I’m with you, OP. When I go out of my way to send a family member something special it is just nice for them to pick up the phone. Anyone can send an impersonal text.
Clearly we are in the minority.
Yeah, I think many people wouldn't want the flowers if there are certain thank you expectations - for many, flowers just aren't that great a gift.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What else were you expecting? They got them, sent thanks and sent you a picture of the flowers. I’m confused why you aren’t happy enough with that.
I am asking a question. Calm down please. Need a drink?
I’m with you, OP. When I go out of my way to send a family member something special it is just nice for them to pick up the phone. Anyone can send an impersonal text.
Clearly we are in the minority.
Anonymous wrote:Oh my goodness, are you seriously this tone-deaf?
People like pictures of flowers they sent so that they can see the product and judge the quality. For example, I once sent a bouquet of white peonies, ranunculus and roses to a friend. I specified no lilies because those smell like death and I hate them/they remind people of funerals.
When she sent the text, it was ALL lilies. I called the florist and it was corrected. They said she could keep the original lilies. All was well, but if she had called to thank me and hadn’t sent them at all, I wouldn’t have known.
Or even if the order is correct, you might pick a different vendor next time if you don’t like what you see, etc.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What else were you expecting? They got them, sent thanks and sent you a picture of the flowers. I’m confused why you aren’t happy enough with that.
I am asking a question. Calm down please. Need a drink?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Maybe they are still going to send handwritten note, they just wanted to acknowledge receipt of flowers quickly.
Exactly
Anonymous wrote:Verdict: true friend
That’s a very nice, in real time thank you. I think it’s a nice way to say thanks and is actually preferable to old-school thank you cards in a lot of ways because it’s immediate.