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What should I buy?

wingsof daun · 2016-12-13 19:21:45

What percentage of people actually buy presents for their family/friends, outside of partners and children? How much would be reasonable to spend on a present for a brother that would NOT be seen as being miserably cheap?

13-12-2016 7:21pm

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wingsof daun

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What percentage of people actually buy presents for their family/friends, outside of partners and children? How much would be reasonable to spend on a present for a brother that would NOT be seen as being miserably cheap?

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#2 13-12-2016 7:24pm

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A similar amount to that spent by said brother on your gift.

This stuff ain't complicated. Phone him, agree a sum, and crack on!

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#3 16-12-2016 5:29am

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We generally try and get something each other would like within reason.
We'd never really have a set amount. So ie if we knew sibling A was having a difficult time we'd spend a little extra on them on something they'd like even if we knew there present wouldn't be as expensive but they'd put a lot of taught into it.

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