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Poll: What's your preferred approach to buying Christmas presents?

Do you like to buy friends something similar to what they have, or something completely different?

BUYING PRESENTS CAN be a pain. 

It’s so easy to go overboard and buy too much in a panic, or accidentally leave someone out. There is also so much stuff out there, so it can be hard to choose something. Do you go for the trendy-but-awkward lamp, the tracksuit top to match the bottoms they already have – or keep it simple and batch buy generic gifts?

So, with just five days to go before Christmas Eve, we’re asking you: in general, what’s your preferred approach to buying Christmas presents?


Poll Results:

Similar to what they have (2850)
I need to be told what to get (2696)
I don't know, really (2142)
Different from what they have (1778)
Bath sets for all (364)

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