Best & Most Common X-Mas Gift for Her/Him?

[yudeology101]

I'm in my early 30s, and most of my friends that I'm preparing X-Mas gifts for are in their 40s & 50s.  Any ideas?  

So far I got:

-Gift Cards

-Cash

Gift cards seem to do most of the tricks for many years, but looking for more ideas if any.

[RnJ]

Food.  Everyone loves food (coffee or tea baskets, fruit, cookies/candy, etc).  Food or drink gifts perfect for couples.

Wine. Art. Tickets to events (sports, music, theater, etc)

Plush velvet stockings with simple jewelry or perfume for close girlfriends.  Boxed gifts, nice leather gloves etc for guys.

[myjourney]

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@yudeology101 wrote:

I'm in my early 30s, and most of my friends that I'm preparing X-Mas gifts for are in their 40s & 50s.  Any ideas?  

So far I got:

-Gift Cards

-Cash

Gift cards seem to do most of the tricks for many years, but looking for more ideas if any.

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Yes put all the gifts on that new card you just app'ed Lol

[Irisa]

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@yudeology101 wrote:

I'm in my early 30s, and most of my friends that I'm preparing X-Mas gifts for are in their 40s & 50s.  Any ideas?  

So far I got:

-Gift Cards

-Cash

Gift cards seem to do most of the tricks for many years, but looking for more ideas if any.

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I don't really have any ideas, sorry. But maybe you should add your ERT Agent to that Christmas list. Just a suggestion    lol

[Mike_C]

I'm always a fan of giving out gift baskets to friends that live far away. No, it isn't exactly the most personal gift, but it usually provides them with a number of fun snacks and works great for couples.

My go to for the past 5 years has been https://www.wolfermans.com/ English muffin gift baskets. They are owned by http://www.harryanddavid.com/ who also does gift baskets. I usually try to find something that is free to ship.

After years of getting guilt from my parents, I finally got them an English muffin order last year. And they complained about it

[KaLin]

I have to agree with the gift basket idea.  I have a 95 year old aunt in Assisted living 2 states away.  Obviously, she doesn't have room for knick-knacks in her room, but she does have a small fridge/microware combo in one corner.  I get her an assortment of things from Swiss Colony to snack on in her room because she always complains about how bad the food is at the facility.    She REALLY appreciates the treats and they last her a long time.

[yudeology101]

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@myjourney wrote:

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@yudeology101 wrote:

I'm in my early 30s, and most of my friends that I'm preparing X-Mas gifts for are in their 40s & 50s.  Any ideas?  

So far I got:

-Gift Cards

-Cash

Gift cards seem to do most of the tricks for many years, but looking for more ideas if any.

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Yes put all the gifts on that new card you just app'ed Lol

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LOL 

[yudeology101]

Thanks everyone for the inputs.  I've managed to finish off the shopping, purchased mostly on gift cards & baskets. 

[yudeology101]

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@Irisa wrote:

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@yudeology101 wrote:

I'm in my early 30s, and most of my friends that I'm preparing X-Mas gifts for are in their 40s & 50s.  Any ideas?  

So far I got:

-Gift Cards

-Cash

Gift cards seem to do most of the tricks for many years, but looking for more ideas if any.

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I don't really have any ideas, sorry. But maybe you should add your ERT Agent to that Christmas list. Just a suggestion    lol

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How about you meeting me in Vegas from 25th~28th?  I'll take care of ya & give you your x-mas gift there!  Another great way for us to be a bit closer

[Boragard]

CASH is always the BEST gift!