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Have you ever re-gifted a present?

Quicken Jasmine

Hello Everyone and welcome to a wonderful December,

Ah, the art of regifting, my favorite guilty pleasure! Once, I unwrapped a gift, only to find an item that screamed 'perfect for Aunt Kathy' rather than 'me.' So, I tucked it away in my regifting treasure trove, a.k.a. the back of my closet. Fast forward a few months, and voila! Aunt Kathy's birthday arrived. She loved the gift! But of course, didn't you know that a 65-year-old and a 24-year-old are supposed to have the same tastes?? I was not aware.

Now tell me, have any of you ever had a regifting adventure of your own?

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Quicken Anja

We have definitely regifted a few times. This usually happens when the kids receive something that they already have. More often than not, it's nerf guns. Doesn't help that they're twins so they already receive 2 of the same thing a lot. So whenever a classmate's birthday party comes up, we look to see which previous gifts haven't been taken out of the package yet and will gift that if we think it's something that classmate would like before we decide to go out and shop for something new. Gift bags are also always reused for birthdays, Christmas, or any other fitting occasion.

Quicken Kristina

It's pretty rare that I end up in a situation where regifting is appropriate. There have been a few times that Dad forgot he already gave me something for my birthday and he gave it to me again for Christmas. In those instances, I gave the duplicate items to neighbors or co-workers who had a use for them. I do shamelessly reuse gift bags, wrapping paper, bows, etc. (provided that they're in like new condition).

davlau1994

Thanks for the invite!

Jeff76

We do it with food/candy/wine related gifts that we know other people would like more than us.

NotACPA

On the other hand … I requested books by Neil deGrasse Tyson for Xmas. I already had 3, and I asked for any of the others.

My wife bought me 3 that I didn't already have. My sister, without knowing what my wife bought, got me 2 more … WITHOUT OVERLAP!

So, I didn't have to return/re-gift any.

mathminded

I re-gift every chance I get 🤣

Frankx

I am with @mathminded on this question…

Frankx