What's your typical go-to gift for the person who has everything?

[chii3d]

Also very random but I got this very soft plush heating pad that I absolutely love. I bought 6 more to gift to everyone this christmas I think everyone will love these.

[♥ GreyFaerie ♥]

I think we are all going in the same direction: consumables and experiences. I also usually give away massage sessions, something new at a spa, a nail service, a walk through a wine tasting or any other drink. I just leave the date free so they can go when they have time.

[Cinnamoroll]

I like giving people experiences. So, movie nights, restaurants, massages, fun stuff (like escape rooms, mini golf, etc). A lot of people nowadays already have what they want cu they buy it for themselves. So that’s why I prefer to gift experiences to make lasting memories

[Serebii]

Candy or other treats. Usually homemade. It always goes over very well and no one will say no to free food, lol.

[Bunnii]

Something that allows them to spend time on themselves. A book you recommend, or a care basket.

[Hollow]

I like to get people something they could wear, so normally a really thick and warm scarf I feel like a lot of people like them, especially as a Christmas gift!

[Synth Salazzle]

I always do amazon gift cards for those kinda people, who doesn't like free money cards?

[Totodile]

Gift cards. Plain and simple.

They don't like it then they can give it to their spouse to use or another family member

[♥ Blissey ♥]

+1 to amazon gift cards because those reusable Visa gift cards can be a pain in the ass sometimes. with amazon it's all but guaranteed that the entire balance will be spent, no need for online activation shit, just apply it to your balance and BAM, they have access to like anything they could ever want.

[Evelynn]

I definitely agree with consumables idea. If you have a local market or something, picking up some tasty artisan goods is always a hit in my opinion. Supporting local business and also getting things like nice treats? Also soaps. Love soaps. Don't eat those, though.