View Full Version : Which gift card would you choose?
hateraid
09-26-2014, 11:37 AM
Pick one from each tier:
$2000
Modell's
Lowe's
Ikea
TJ Maxx
Best Buy
Nordstrom
$500
Gas Card
Fred Meyer's
Walmart
Safeway
Whole Foods
$50
Starbucks
In and Out/5Guys/Carl's Jr
7-11
itunes
KFC/Popeyes/Churches
robert de niro
09-26-2014, 11:39 AM
they all sound so depressing
Orlando Magic
09-26-2014, 11:40 AM
$2000
Lowe's
$500
Gas Card
$50
7-11 (which I would then use on gas)
hateraid
09-26-2014, 11:43 AM
$2000
Lowe's
$500
Gas Card
$50
7-11 (which I would then use on gas)
A practical man I see
hateraid
09-26-2014, 11:47 AM
they all sound so depressing
Stipulation is if you don't choose you get to choose from this tier:
Refusal Punishment
German Shepard mauling your burger drenched *******
Paper cuts on your fingers and dipping it in rubbing alcohol
**** penetration from the most well endowed homosexual once a month at the end of the month for a decade
robert de niro
09-26-2014, 11:50 AM
Stipulation is if you don't choose you get to choose from this tier:
Refusal Punishment
German Shepard mauling your burger drenched *******
Paper cuts on your fingers and dipping it in rubbing alcohol
**** penetration from the most well endowed homosexual once a month at the end of the month for a decade
oh shit in that case I go with ikea, whole foods, and 7-11
GimmeThat
09-26-2014, 11:57 AM
that sure is one way to restrict how your kid spends their allowance/college fund from parents.
MavsSuperFan
09-26-2014, 11:58 AM
$2000
Best Buy
$500
Walmart or whole foods (conflicted on this one)
$50
itunes
Stipulation is if you don't choose you get to choose from this tier:
Refusal Punishment
German Shepard mauling your burger drenched *******
Paper cuts on your fingers and dipping it in rubbing alcohol
**** penetration from the most well endowed homosexual once a month at the end of the month for a decade
Do I have to choose one, or am I allowed to have all three?
MavsSuperFan
09-26-2014, 12:01 PM
they all sound so depressing
free stuff is depressing to you???:coleman: :biggums:
hateraid
09-26-2014, 12:02 PM
Do I have to choose one, or am I allowed to have all three?
:lol you're a sick, sick man
Orlando Magic
09-26-2014, 12:05 PM
that sure is one way to restrict how your kid spends their allowance/college fund from parents.
It may be cold but when people give me gift cards that I don't really want I go to www.cardpool.com and live with the 10-20% loss, hahaha.
MavsSuperFan
09-26-2014, 12:05 PM
I love gift cards, so much better than actual gifts that often have very little utility to you. Another reason men are more logical than women. In my experience women tend to want you to buy the actual gift, I would prefer to buy my own gift. Honestly cash is the best gift.
Orlando Magic
09-26-2014, 12:09 PM
I love gift cars, so much better than actual gifts that often have very little utility to you. Another reason men are more logical than women. In my experience women tend to want you to buy the actual gift, I would prefer to buy my own gift. Honestly cash is the best gift.
I agree, and I think clothes are probably the worst gift you can possibly receive.
I actually got into a huge fight with my ex not too long ago about this... she was insanely upset that I told one of my best friends not to have his wife buy me clothes for my birthday. She said it was incredibly rude and that I just needed to receive a gift with gratefulness even if I didn't like it. I'd honestly rather have not gotten anything.
I love gift cars, so much better than actual gifts that often have very little utility to you. Another reason men are more logical than women. In my experience women tend to want you to buy the actual gift, I would prefer to buy my own gift. Honestly cash is the best gift.
I often prefer money as a gift, but then I don't actually get something that I enjoy. I'll save it for gas, groceries, or rent. If I get a gift that I wouldn't buy on my own, I can enjoy it without stressing about how much I spent. For example, I couldn't bring myself to buy tickets to the Book of Mormon because of the price, but my gf brought me for my birthday and I enjoyed the heck out of it.
I agree, and I think clothes are probably the worst gift you can possibly receive.
I actually got into a huge fight with my ex not too long ago about this... she was insanely upset that I told one of my best friends not to have his wife buy me clothes for my birthday. She said it was incredibly rude and that I just needed to receive a gift with gratefulness even if I didn't like it. I'd honestly rather have not gotten anything.
The one thing that is worse than getting clothes that don't fit, is getting clothes that fit and are completely not your style. Then you feel obligated to wear it around them at some point even though you hate it.
DeuceWallaces
09-26-2014, 12:17 PM
TJ Maxx should include Homegoods-Marshalls also? In which case that is a no brainer for an adult. Maybe Lowes depending on where you're at with your housing situation.
MavsSuperFan
09-26-2014, 12:18 PM
I often prefer money as a gift, but then I don't actually get something that I enjoy. I'll save it for gas, groceries, or rent. If I get a gift that I wouldn't buy on my own, I can enjoy it without stressing about how much I spent. For example, I couldn't bring myself to buy tickets to the Book of Mormon because of the price, but my gf brought me for my birthday and I enjoyed the heck out of it.
nice, but that really doesnt address the issue of getting a gift that his little or no utility to you. Eg. for me if I got tickets to a rap concert or a hockey game or an MLS game, etc.
You wanted to go see the book of mormon so it was a gift that had a lot of utility for you.
hateraid
09-26-2014, 12:37 PM
I love gift cards, so much better than actual gifts that often have very little utility to you. Another reason men are more logical than women. In my experience women tend to want you to buy the actual gift, I would prefer to buy my own gift. Honestly cash is the best gift.
I agree with you. Although certain situations I think require some effort. For example I wouldn't want a gift card from my wife for Christmas. But generally speaking I would always take the GC over a physical present
hateraid
09-26-2014, 12:38 PM
TJ Maxx should include Homegoods-Marshalls also? In which case that is a no brainer for an adult. Maybe Lowes depending on where you're at with your housing situation.
Can you use TJ Maxx there? I had no idea
bigkingsfan
09-26-2014, 02:19 PM
Best Buy will let you buy other GC with their GC. So you can get Amazon or Visa Cards.
Walmart GC can also be spent at Sam's Club
7-11 because it's easy to dispose.
Smoke117
09-26-2014, 02:37 PM
Best Buy, gas card, In and Out/5Guys/Carl's Jr
hateraid
09-26-2014, 02:42 PM
Best Buy will let you buy other GC with their GC. So you can get Amazon or Visa Cards.
Walmart GC can also be spent at Sam's Club
7-11 because it's easy to dispose.
Well that wasn't fun! :lol
Let's just pretend these GCs are non-tranferable
rezznor
09-26-2014, 02:47 PM
$2000
Modell's
Lowe's
Ikea
TJ Maxx
Best Buy more bang for the buck. you can find online deals and best buy will match it. can't do that with the other stores.
Nordstrom
$500
Gas Card you are always gonna need gas..
Fred Meyer's
Walmart
Safeway
Whole Foods
$50
Starbucks i'd take this one and just re-gift it. wouldn't use $50 at any of these places.
In and Out/5Guys/Carl's Jr
7-11
itunes
KFC/Popeyes/Churches
DeuceWallaces
09-26-2014, 02:49 PM
Can you use TJ Maxx there? I had no idea
Tj-Maxx and Homegoods are owned by the same company; I've been to combo stores.
hateraid
09-28-2014, 02:15 PM
Pick one from each tier:
$2000
Modell's
Lowe's
Ikea
TJ Maxx
Best Buy
Nordstrom
$500
Gas Card
Fred Meyer's
Walmart
Safeway
Whole Foods
$50
Starbucks
In and Out/5Guys/Carl's Jr
7-11
itunes
KFC/Popeyes/Churches
Satisfy my vices
Basketball shoes, sporting equipment, burgers...
Bcogswell
09-28-2014, 03:20 PM
Best Buy, Gas Card, Starbucks (but i'd go with Tim Hortons instead since there are barely any Starbucks around here).
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