We all know the awkwardness of receiving an unwanted gift, but what happens when that gift is an expensive KitchenAid standmixer from your dad? One young woman found herself in this predicament on her 24th birthday. Her solution? Give the unwanted standmixer to a friend and replace it with one she liked better. But when her dad found out, things took a dramatic turn. Let’s delve into this intriguing tale of family, gifts, and a whole lot of drama. ️
The Unwanted Birthday Gift
The Standmixer Swap
Dad Discovers the Deception
The Clash Over Color
Mom Joins the Mix
The Gift Giver’s Defense ️
The Final Verdict ️
Clarifications and Conclusions
The Standmixer Saga: A Stirring Family Drama ️
This tale of a birthday gift gone wrong has stirred up quite a drama, and the internet is buzzing with opinions. Our gift recipient, despite her good intentions, ended up deeply hurting her dad by giving away his expensive gift. As the story unfolds, we learn about the clash over color, the standmixer swap, and the emotional fallout. The drama reaches a boiling point when mom steps in, urging her daughter to apologize. But does our gift giver feel she’s in the wrong? Not initially, but as the internet weighs in, she starts to see things differently. Let’s see what the world has to say about this intriguing family feud…
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Expecting people to know your least favorite color is bizarre
“YTA. Use your words next time. Bet he won’t gift again.”
“YTA He got you a thoughtful gift and you just gave it away because it doesn’t match your stuff. Okay. Could have told him upfront. After he got you such a generous gift? Really??? What a spoiled brat.”
YTA: Ungrateful for a thoughtful gift that lasts a lifetime
YTA for not communicating. Get creative with a versatile KitchenAid!
“YTA x100. You sound incredibly ungrateful and spoiled.”
“Dad’s gift gone wrong: The KitchenAid Standmixer Drama”
Comment: ‘Jesus YTA. You threw away… sorry, regifted, somehow even worse… what sounds like the commercial grade, keep it for the rest of your life kitchen aid over the color? After you realize how stupid that was, then realize how petty that was. Then realize how insulting it was to your father. EDIT to add: I have the exact model I suspect your father gave you. It was a gift for our wedding from my in-laws. 26 years ago. And nothing else has stood the test of time, nor been so utterly useful as we learned to cook and bake and make pasta and… good lord you did a stupid, too young to know better thing.’
Reply: ‘I feel like op doesn’t cook. If someone got me a kitchen aid stand mixer I would be over the moon. I actually inherited one from my grandmother and it’s been one of the best and most useful pieces of cooking equipment I own. I couldn’t fathom just “giving it away.” NGL I clutched my pearls lmao.’
Ungrateful OP receives grey mixer, dad’s intentions misunderstood
“YTA: Dad’s thoughtful gift given away without a second thought? “
“YTA BIG TIME! KitchenAid products are hella expensive but worth it. They literally last for 100 years or more! You could have asked your dad to exchange it for a smaller one and a different color. You are extremely cold, ungrateful and apathetic towards your own dad. I feel so bad for him.”
“$700 gift tossed? YTA. ” – Parenting gone wrong
“YTA: Can I have your dad? I want a KitchenAid!”
YTA: You got what you deserved for not communicating with your dad
Insulting dad’s gift: a lesson or a**hole move?
Dad’s gift mishap sparks entitlement debate
“YTA. Could’ve been more tactful. Dad tried, you swapped colors.”
YTA. Insensitive move with an expensive gift. Could’ve asked for exchange
“YTA. Turning a gift into a shaming? Not cool “
YTA. Selfish selfish.
YTA: You could have asked for a different color nicely
“YTA. Could have exchanged gift without hurting dad’s feelings. “
Apologize for the mismatched decor and save his refund
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“YTA for being ungrateful. Apologize to your dad and reimburse.”
