Please help!

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-- Modified on 12/18/2014 7:09:52 PM

Make us 40-45.

Or just laminate their medicare and AARP cards. It will keep them dry in case of an accident.

lets say you a good provider talk to guy you see 50 plus times a year then you should get stomething personal to him. love the book how to get off caffeine in 2015.

Books, and music. No better gift than to be introduced to something new and wonderful that you can enjoy over and over again :

he'll love her and you for the jesture .

Posted By: Skinny_Minnie

Please help!  
   
 All the ladies are wondering, "What to get for the man who has everything?"  
   
 You guys are so hard to shop for.  I'm specifically shopping for gentlemen in the 60-65 year age range.  
   
 Thank you for any suggestions  

-- Modified on 12/18/2014 4:50:13 PM

I'm not 65, but presents are difficult to accept if they aren't single.  Non tangibles work best for me, lunch, dinner, extra time, a show, whatever.  

Since by now everyone from that generation says they were at Woodstock whether they were or not.  Sort of like a generation faking an orgasm all at once, lol.   But, if he's remotely interested in music he could well enjoy something that shows you get/care about where he's been.   Plus, the Woodstock mantra today is (WHAT WOULD I GIVE FOR) 3 DAYS OF PEACE.  Who can't relate to that?

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he hates it you can blame me!

if a man likes Scotch, nothing better. That's what my ATF got me for my birthday and I loved it.

actually, it could be a fun little GAG gift! (ha ha)
And you both could have fun with it, and actually let him cash it in!

-- Modified on 12/18/2014 8:57:21 PM

The most thoughtful present I ever got from an ATF was a Tommy Bahama shirt.  We were into going out to the desert together and it was the perfect gift.

Hell my last ATF was mad when I didn't have a gift for her....after I just gave her 500

I'm assuming you're talking about a client who is rich beyond compare. So the standard fare of books, music, gift cards, and a pen/pencil set just won't cut it. If you really want to surprise the man who has everything, then just one time, do something he wouldn't expect. Something that goes a little beyond your normal protocol. What that would be I don't know. But have fun with it. Be creative. Something he can't buy, like extra minutes. I've had my share of standard fare gifts, and I love them all. But the ones I cherish the most, are the ones that are tangible only to my mind, heart, and soul.

Presents do not have monetary values it is has other kind of values

Presents is an evident of your attention if not even  love ....
Even if he has "has everything"  your present be darling to his heart.
I actually before buy present asking him what he feels comfortable take home so his wife may see that?..  
-  every man loves jewelry too - cufflinks ..I bought one here  
 buy him http://www.davidyurman.com/products/men/cufflinks-and-studsets.html?section=0

The one I'm shopping for prefers to dine so maybe a 1 day- all you can eat buffet coupon lol.  Thanks cute idea

Like, "Nice Game! Want to Play Again?!" Or, "He Was Alwys There." He probably hasn't yet picked one out for himself, and it's both intimately personal and will one day be useful. They don't cost that much, but if FedEx delivers it...

Something that can really be used by the person is not always highly appreciated, but shows that you know the person and will make him feel like a million.

Case in point:

There was a gal I saw for some time where I would get the hotel room for us, and therefore I needed an overnight bag when I checked in.  At the time I was using a scruffy old bag so one year she bought me a very high quality leather bag to use.  I was totally delighted and even now 20 years later I still use that bag, and she is always touched to see me using it too.

Those are the kinds of great gifts that will make a real positive impression.

A handmade wallet.  

Since I'm not privy to the communications between you and the gentleman who has everything, it would be nearly impossible to be more specific. It would be like finding hay in a stack of needles. My thoughts would be from my pov, not his. All I can say is that you have to be creative. Think outside the box. Don't do anything that makes you uncomfortable, but something outside your normal protocol. It could even be something simple.

And you have a killer chef's knife right above it, hmmmmm....



Steph

-- Modified on 12/19/2014 2:51:17 PM

a nice pen , there are a lot of beautiful pens out there from mont blanc to montegrappa ( which I prefer ) and I also have a favorite bag ive had for decades ..  

-- Modified on 12/19/2014 9:54:22 PM

Antibiotics.

If it hasn't happened yet, make sure you start a new thread when it does.  
Also, tell us how the man who has everything reacted.

It's getting where being a celebrity who didn't rape or molest is a friggin' badge of honor!