"I also
regift from the boys' birthdays if they receive something that they don't want.
(Fun fact: 82 percent of millennials
regift holiday presents, according to the survey from NerdWallet.)
Nearly one-quarter (24%) say they will spend less this year than last, and a majority (65%) plan to
regift to help stretch holiday budgets.
According to the Forbes Index of Wealthiest Fictional Characters, old St Nick tops the list, with a net worth of infinity (far beyond actual Rich List number one Bill Gates and his roughly 90 billion -- bet he doesn't
regift!).
Candle
regift hastily handed over in an old plastic bag?
The key is to follow what I call the Fruitcake Principle: If you don't value it, don't
regift it.
The World's Most Expensive Presents C4, 9pm As you wonder whether you can
regift the Nutribullet you got last year, here are gifts that are not just eye-wateringly expensive, but pointless.
And unlike that fruitcake, these monsters won't be so easy to
regift.
Perhaps you won it in a random gift swap or it was a very obvious and thoughtless "
regift.'' Whatever the case, the gift was all about them, not you.
Of course, the gift must be worth giving in the first place: Just as it's inappropriate to give someone a piece of junk you bought, it's also wrong to
regift something just to unload it.
Cultural capital is not something one can
regift, that is, leave to heirs, should one have any.
And if they're a bit strapped for cash, Angie could just keep the dresses and either take them back to the shop, or
regift them.