If you already bought your family’s Christmas presents and you’re hiding them under the bed because no one will ever look for them there . . . yeah, they’ve already been found. A new survey asked people for the BEST places to hide presents so their kids and their significant other can’t find them.
Here are the five ideas that got the most votes . . .
1. At a friend’s house.
2. In suitcases.
3. The back of the top shelf of your closet.
4. The back of the top shelf of your kitchen cupboard.
You’re probably going to get a few mediocre gifts this Christmas . . . the average person gets eight gifts and hates two of them. So how are you going to handle it?
According to a new survey, 40% of us say . . . FAKE IT and pretend you like them. Here are a few more results from the survey . . .
The average bad gift costs $68.
The three gifts men dread are ugly ties, ridiculous Christmas sweaters, and cartoon socks.
The three gifts women dread are diet books, tacky ornaments, and gift certificates for plastic surgery.
25% of people admit they’ve bought someone a gift that they knew the person probably wouldn’t like.
Meanwhile, check out this video of kids NOT faking how they feel about these horrible gifts.
A new survey asked 3,000 people for the lamest Christmas gifts they’ve ever gotten. Most of them are fine as a secondary gift. They just shouldn’t be the ONLY thing you give someone you’re close to. Here are the top five.
1. Cheap jewelry. Obviously nice jewelry is different.
2. Toiletries, including perfume or cologne.
3. Socks or underwear.
4. Clothing.
5. Food, including chocolate.
There were also specific things people said they’ve gotten that are pretty lame. Some of the weirdest ones were a toilet brush . . . used shoes . . . a shovel . . . clothespins . . . a barometer . . . an axe . . . and a tube of toothpaste.
Also, 10% of people admitted they’ve bought a last-minute gift at a gas station.