Pakistani giving gifts

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Why do pakistani peeple give gifts they received from others, but didnt like? I v seen it several times before, but Its just so incredible foolish and ******* :mad:
Pakistani peeple are to kanjoos to buy some one a proper gift ( some exceptions here and there)

One family buys some cheap *ss gift and gives it to some one and that person saves the gift again because he/she doesnt like it and passes it on again and so on.
And a gift is for one person, its rude aswell to give it away :o

I mean, :o sharram nahi ati logon ko? I always bought something I knew they would like and the price was always the last thing I looked at.

Have u guys done this? Pass gifts on u got from some one else?

I m feeling better now, this was bugging me for several days now :slight_smile:

2

No, personally never done that but know what you speak of.

Us Pakistanis are so novel. Har kaam nikema..so damn cute :hehe:

3

The thing is, if you don't like a gift, and have no use for it, and know you will never use it, why not try and give it to someone who might?

I only ever do this with chocolates. When I get given a box of chocolates, half the time it gets stored for passing on to someone else.

4

Mental Note: Prior to any London Meet mention to dex that the duck don't like chocs either.

5

I personally don't have many occasions to give gifts to pakistanis, don't have any pakistanis in this area that I know. But this is exactly why when my parents give gifts to other pakistanis, they give them something engraved and personalized, that way they can't pass it on.

6

u think thats bad.. I once got half eaten shushi..:rotfl:

im sure the person bought it didnt like it.. and gave it to me as a present..

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I once got back the gift I gave to someone through somebody else.
The reason I knew it was the same was because I had accidentally broke the foam packing and had to put a tape over it to patch it up.

I don't see anything wrong with it though...if you don't need it pass it on to someone else who might.