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Reader Comments (2)
By far the easiest way to wrap a gift is to not give a gift at all. Sure, it makes you seem stingy, but then again friends and family will feel they have no reason to communicate with you if they don't get anything in return. It generally helps with avoiding them in the first place. Win-win situation in my book.
Copies of receipts. Lmao. xD
Saves money and it's resourceful!