disturbing trend in gifting......
01-11-04, 05:23 AM
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disturbing trend in gifting......
Every person here, I would bet does not like standing in line at customer service for ANY reason. If the general populace hates standing in that line/dealing with uncooperative store employees who are trying to get crazy with rules/restriction, what makes people think it is ok to give a gift that will likely get returned????
I mean, giving a gift is supposed to be a good experience, why not try getting it right in the first place? It isn't that difficult to find out what a friend is interested in/would like right?
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I mean, giving a gift is supposed to be a good experience, why not try getting it right in the first place? It isn't that difficult to find out what a friend is interested in/would like right?
Just my 2 cents, not worth much obviously
01-11-04, 12:31 PM
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Re: disturbing trend in gifting......
Originally posted by wmunn
Every person here, I would bet does not like standing in line at customer service for ANY reason. If the general populace hates standing in that line/dealing with uncooperative store employees who are trying to get crazy with rules/restriction, what makes people think it is ok to give a gift that will likely get returned????
I mean, giving a gift is supposed to be a good experience, why not try getting it right in the first place? It isn't that difficult to find out what a friend is interested in/would like right?
Just my 2 cents, not worth much obviously
Every person here, I would bet does not like standing in line at customer service for ANY reason. If the general populace hates standing in that line/dealing with uncooperative store employees who are trying to get crazy with rules/restriction, what makes people think it is ok to give a gift that will likely get returned????
I mean, giving a gift is supposed to be a good experience, why not try getting it right in the first place? It isn't that difficult to find out what a friend is interested in/would like right?
Just my 2 cents, not worth much obviously
01-11-04, 10:44 PM
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Re: disturbing trend in gifting......
Originally posted by wmunn
Every person here, I would bet does not like standing in line at customer service for ANY reason. If the general populace hates standing in that line/dealing with uncooperative store employees who are trying to get crazy with rules/restriction, what makes people think it is ok to give a gift that will likely get returned????
I mean, giving a gift is supposed to be a good experience, why not try getting it right in the first place? It isn't that difficult to find out what a friend is interested in/would like right?
Just my 2 cents, not worth much obviously
Every person here, I would bet does not like standing in line at customer service for ANY reason. If the general populace hates standing in that line/dealing with uncooperative store employees who are trying to get crazy with rules/restriction, what makes people think it is ok to give a gift that will likely get returned????
I mean, giving a gift is supposed to be a good experience, why not try getting it right in the first place? It isn't that difficult to find out what a friend is interested in/would like right?
Just my 2 cents, not worth much obviously
01-15-04, 03:30 PM
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what makes people think it is ok to give a gift that will likely get returned????
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01-15-04, 10:35 PM
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I think he's referring to people who buy something, and then say "well I don't know if they will like this, but they can always just return it."
