I don't think there's enough information given for a complete scenario roll-out here... Just looks like Person B is has a little repressed butthurt, and is in search for internet validation...
You would be wrong. But thanks for playing.
I don't think there's enough information given for a complete scenario roll-out here... Just looks like Person B is has a little repressed butthurt, and is in search for internet validation...
I'd call him a week before (insert reason the gifts coming) and say thanks for thinking of me on (insert reason the gifts coming) and head him off at the pass.
Why not just call him and thank him for the gift end of story and it's a non issue.
sheesh!
Why not just call him and thank him for the gift end of story and it's a non issue.
sheesh!
The question isn't about whether you not the recipient should express gratefulness (of course they should!), it's about whether the giver of the gift has the right to, pretty much, demand a thank you and in a way tag an obligation onto the gift, essentially removing the ability of the recipient to thank them on their own accord.
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