Woman Stops Joining Gift Exchange At The Office After Receiving So Many Bad Ones
There's just no Christmas miracle at r/AmIthe*sshole. We found a drama at work worth sharing to you.
It's not an unusual thing to do a gift exchange at the office. OP's coworkers have a Christmas gift exchange every year with a budget of around $30.
OP, being a decent person, always tries to get thoughtful gifts based on the recipient's wishes. However, she consistently receives underwhelming and under-budget gifts, like cheap chocolates and makeup sets.
This year, when asked to participate by her boss, OP decided to opt out, explaining that she's tired of receiving bad gifts despite putting effort into her choices. The boss told her to be grateful for what she gets, emphasizing that it's the thought that counts.
OP wonders if she's the A-hole for deciding not to join this year. Let's see Reddit's verdict!
Let's check out this office drama
Seems like OP is a wholesome co-worker
Wow, I felt bad for you, OP
Hmmm, I'm not so sure if OP is TA. Let's see how Reddit asks me
Well if OP is the only one then it's understandable
Speaking from experience here
Exactly
No harms done
It's sad how this is the reality
If only there were people like OP at the office
That would be much much better
Should be a minimum first
Maybe just tell your boss about it, OP
Just don't put too much effort this time
Just be careful
But the other didn't. So don't be like that anymore OP
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