Secret Santa ideas that hold up under a $20 cap
You drew a coworker you've spoken to twice, and the cap is $20. Here's how to find out what they'd want, what $20 buys well, and what to skip.
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Ideas for what to put on a wishlist, help getting more out of iFancy, and notes on what we've shipped.
You drew a coworker you've spoken to twice, and the cap is $20. Here's how to find out what they'd want, what $20 buys well, and what to skip.
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