Is it considered Re-Gifting if you are the winner of an item from entering a drawing and you give it as a gift to someone else mainly because you have no use for the prize ?
I say no it is not, but the domestic boss says it is .
Opinions ?
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Is it considered Re-Gifting if you are the winner of an item from entering a drawing and you give it as a gift to someone else mainly because you have no use for the prize ?
I say no it is not, but the domestic boss says it is .
Opinions ?
If they don't know that you won it, or do know, but want it way more than you do. Then who cares?
Prize winnings are not gifts. Prizes are either the fruits of skill or luck.
To be a re-gift, the item or service first had to have been a gift.
Following the above logic, a prize is not a re-gift.
what Irving said, and tell the domestic boss to get in the kitchen and make you a sammich.
Then run like hell when she comes at you out of the kitchen with a butcher knife.
My opinion (for what it's worth), is that it is NOT a re-gift for the reasons cstone specified.
Agree. Put on your track shoes before you tellsince she is clearly wrong.Quote:
the domestic boss to get in the kitchen and make you a sammich
Well, I'm gonna go against popular opinion here and say YES, its a derivative of a re-gift. I look as a gift of something of thought and consideration. Giving something of which was "given" to you you first then given to someone else is "recycling" at a minimum... JMO, because you asked
With that being said. If its something your buddy would enjoy more give it to him.
No I'd say its not. If you feel bad about it you can give it to me for nothing and clear your conscious.
What is the object of this discussion? Perhaps it's something I could use....that way I can take it off of your hands and eliminate the weight on your conscience altogether?
[Coffee]
EDIT: Damn you sniper you beat me to it!
I'm a bit worried about something similar. I'm giving my dad my AR. I just built myself a new one is that kosher?