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When co-workers suprise you
#1
A real nice guy I work with was really excited to give me this today. It's the thought that counts! I genuinely thanked him and kept my mouth shut. He said he paid $200 for five of these in Mexico.

Now let's pick them apart:

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I have a three stick treat for him tomorrow, just for keeping me in mind.
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#2
WOW that is a beauty. At least it looks like a cigar that is about all it's going for itself.

2 bills for 5 thats a deal especially if it came in the limited edition glass top box.
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#3
Your right its the thought that counts
--Mike
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#4
Mike, what do you know about those anyway???... Wink

You're right man, it is the thought that counts. I had an employee of mine give me a questionable stick from a vacation she took this past year. I instantly knew, but obviously didn't ruin it for her. After a few months in the humi, it actually wasn't too bad at all...lol
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#5
That is very nice of your co-worker. A thoughtful gift that he obviously thinks is very valuable. Good on you to not spoil it for him, he would probably feel pretty stupid.

A friend of mine is in the military and was in Haiti a year ago. He came back with some and was really excited to give me a couple. I didnt tell him, but they were obvious fakes. He told me later that he thought they were probably fake, and told him I agreed.
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#6
Definitely the thought that counts Smile
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#7
Nice friend but if he takes another trip to Mexico then what? I wouldn't want him to waste more money.

I would certainly be grateful but I would also hint that you read there are a lot of fake ones out there.
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#8
I had the same issue. My father in law brought me back one from his vacation. Its hard to be gracious yet protect them from separating them from their money.
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#9
I've had a few friends do the same and I just say thank you but next time just save your money in the nicest way I can.
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(05-27-2011, 08:21 AM)-PO- Wrote: I've had a few friends do the same and I just say thank you but next time just save your money in the nicest way I can.

i have to agree. while it is very thoughtful, and super nice, you might want to mention to him that there are a lot of fakes out there, and the only way you know you're getting an authentic stick in mexico is to hit up a LCDH. man 40 bucks a stick times 5 sticks is really taking it. little advice never hurt anyone, but then again you don't want to hurt his feelings too bad.
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