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Speaker 4: Everyone, my name's Cassie and I'm a producer here at
Speaker 4: Mamma Mia and I'm dropping in your feeds not with
Speaker 4: a new episode of Help I Have a Teenager, but
Speaker 4: with a bonus episode from our daily beauty podcast called
Speaker 4: You Beauty. And the reason I'm doing this is because
Speaker 4: for the past few weeks we've been rounding up gifts
Speaker 4: for a series of holiday gift guides. We've covered everything
Speaker 4: from your mother figures, your father figures, your friends, your
Speaker 4: co workers, and this week we are tackling the very
Speaker 4: picky and very hard to buy for category and that
Speaker 4: is kids, tweens and teens. We all know that teens
Speaker 4: are impossible to buy for. Little kids can be tricky
Speaker 4: as well, so our You Beauty hosts Kelly and Sarah
Speaker 4: Marie have rounded up a bunch of incredible beauty gifts
Speaker 4: from bougie to budget and we thought you'd enjoy it,
Speaker 4: so have a listen.
Speaker 1: Makeup is my therapy.
Speaker 5: I'm in love, I'm obsessed, and I don't even feel.
Speaker 6: Guilty of body.
Speaker 5: Hello and welcome to you Beauty, the daily podcast for
Speaker 5: your Face.
Speaker 6: I am Sarah Marie and I'm Kelly mccaren.
Speaker 5: And this is In Her Bag, the show where we
Speaker 5: talk all things make up, products, tools and techniques. Plus
Speaker 5: I share all my tips and tricks from my many, many,
Speaker 5: many many donkeys a year in the beauty industry, along
Speaker 5: with my co host, who is an absolute makeup fiend, Kelly.
Speaker 6: Hello.
Speaker 3: Today, we are back with the next installment of our
Speaker 3: Christmas gift guides.
Speaker 1: Because it's the most wonderful time of the year.
Speaker 3: We've already done advent calendars, gifts for your mother figure,
Speaker 3: and gifts for the men. Today we are talking about
Speaker 3: the kids and the teens in your life.
Speaker 5: Little ones and teens can be tough to by four,
Speaker 5: they're super picky or interest change every five minutes like
Speaker 5: it's crazy, exactly.
Speaker 3: So we've done some research, We've found the goodies, and
Speaker 3: we're breaking it all down for you, from toddlers to
Speaker 3: tweens to TikTok obsessed teenagers. In the somewhat beauty category,
Speaker 3: we have gone completely rogue.
Speaker 1: It's still beauty.
Speaker 6: I had to find the liner in my back. What's
Speaker 6: in the back, Kelly, you've got your lists.
Speaker 5: We've got same kind of concept, bougie and budget. We've
Speaker 5: got kids, teen girls and teen boys. So what have
Speaker 5: you got on your list today?
Speaker 3: So starting off with kids a little kids under twelve,
Speaker 3: My spendy option is a really good quality lifelong hair brush. Yes,
Speaker 3: so the first one that I thought of. I've never
Speaker 3: actually tried, but I know Lee always talks about that
Speaker 3: she's had her Mason Pearson brush for as long as
Speaker 3: she can remember.
Speaker 1: So I thought, what a beautiful gift for a little girl.
Speaker 3: Granted they're not allowed to take it out of the house,
Speaker 3: so they start at about one hundred and fifty dollars like.
Speaker 6: They are expansive.
Speaker 3: But this is the sort of brush that you have
Speaker 3: from when they're a little kid, when they're old. Unless
Speaker 3: you lose it, it's with you forever. You can get
Speaker 3: it in a bunch of different colors. You can get
Speaker 3: it with a bunch of different bristle styles, depending on
Speaker 3: your hair texture.
Speaker 1: You could then go get it with her name on it.
Speaker 3: Oh that's not I just thought that would be so
Speaker 3: beautiful and something that she will have forever. And it's
Speaker 3: kind of like you're spending money, but you're spending something
Speaker 3: on quality that she will have forever.
Speaker 5: I think it's also a good one to receive. This
Speaker 5: kid's always complained about the hair, like it hurts the hair.
Speaker 5: The brushing is.
Speaker 3: Exactly And you know, I know that aunties and uncles
Speaker 3: they generally like to buy something quite nice, like I
Speaker 3: had a beautiful gold bracelet with like my name when
Speaker 3: I've still got it that I got for my christening.
Speaker 3: So I guess it's something like that. And to be fair, listen,
Speaker 3: it's probably really not going to impress the little kid,
Speaker 3: but you know what, it's not always about them. If
Speaker 3: you do want to impress them, may I suggest you
Speaker 3: go to Kmart.
Speaker 1: May I suggest that you.
Speaker 3: Get your little tooty and race them on down to
Speaker 3: Kmart and have a look at the little kid's collection
Speaker 3: that they have got for Christmas, because it is so
Speaker 3: cute and it's so affordable. So this is obviously for
Speaker 3: my budget gift option. They have got the most age
Speaker 3: appropriate gift options for little kids. It's proper like a
Speaker 3: little cute kid stuff, but that they can have fun
Speaker 3: and play and like maybe do their nails or their
Speaker 3: different hair ties.
Speaker 1: And that's a lot of thing.
Speaker 5: Bang for your buck from Kmart with this too. It's
Speaker 5: hard actually to spend. I went shopping for a birthday
Speaker 5: and my husband's like, I said, I'm going to Kmart.
Speaker 6: What's your budget? And he goes, but like, what one
Speaker 6: hundred and one fifty? I said, mate, I'm not buying Kmart, Like,
Speaker 6: you have no idea.
Speaker 5: I could buy the entire beauty section for that section
Speaker 5: for that much money.
Speaker 3: Like, look at this little one of those pencil cases,
Speaker 3: a unicorn pencil case, and it's got those little bobble
Speaker 3: things on it.
Speaker 6: They're poppets.
Speaker 3: They pop.
Speaker 1: Oh they're called poppets, Okay that the little kids like
Speaker 1: to pop.
Speaker 3: And in it you've got like a couple of little
Speaker 3: kid friendly beauty products and it's twelve dollars.
Speaker 6: That's actually real, So go and have a look.
Speaker 1: They honestly have the cutest little things for.
Speaker 6: Kids in a corn on it.
Speaker 1: Oh, it's just so perfect.
Speaker 3: Another thing to note, like if we're bringing things back
Speaker 3: to beauty is. When I was having a look at Kmart,
Speaker 3: I actually wanted to get a bunch of these things
Speaker 3: because they were so cute, and I thought, oh, well,
Speaker 3: I'll just bring them in for show and tell them
Speaker 3: then I'll give them to my niece for Christmas. But
Speaker 3: then I thought, oh, I've never actually had that conversation
Speaker 3: with my sister before. I don't know if she's okay
Speaker 3: with little girl eyeshadows and nail varnishes and that sort
Speaker 3: of thing. I know that she doesn't care if she
Speaker 3: plays with mine at home, but I don't know if
Speaker 3: she wants to have her own.
Speaker 6: You know, I've.
Speaker 5: Actually made that mistake where I've given my friend's daughter
Speaker 5: like beauty stuff in saying that it was an all
Speaker 5: natural child's safe type one.
Speaker 6: But her father was furious. Yeah, yeah, it's not even
Speaker 6: about her. Mum was like, it's just.
Speaker 3: That they might not want them playing with makeup at
Speaker 3: such young age exactly, because if it was me, I
Speaker 3: couldn't care less. But then you've got to consider other
Speaker 3: people and what they think and want to. Like, I've
Speaker 3: got some values with toys. I don't know if values
Speaker 3: is the right word that other people would be like
Speaker 3: that makes zero sense, but to me it perfectly does.
Speaker 3: So also keep that in mind when shopping whatever category
Speaker 3: it is.
Speaker 5: Yes, double check with the parents first. If you're not sure,
Speaker 5: you're not sure.
Speaker 3: Next up, for teen girls, what I would suggest for
Speaker 3: a bougie option is having a look and actually getting
Speaker 3: the teen girls some cool sunscreen products or SBF products.
Speaker 3: So have a look at brands like Naked Sundays or Ultraviolet,
Speaker 3: because I personally just don't think that teens need all
Speaker 3: of these skincare and beauty and body products that TikTok
Speaker 3: is kind of like blowing up. But I do get
Speaker 3: that they like cool products and that they want to
Speaker 3: be cool, So why not make it something that they
Speaker 3: have to use and that you want to encourage them
Speaker 3: to use, and they will just feel so cool, you know,
Speaker 3: be so hip and happening or whatever the youth these
Speaker 3: days say. Aha, if you get them like some really
Speaker 3: nice products from Naked Sundays are Ultraviolet, it's the packaging's
Speaker 3: really cool, the formulas are beautiful. So definitely have a
Speaker 3: look at those two brands. And then my budget option,
Speaker 3: if you are going to get them something, what about
Speaker 3: the little Leneese lip mask?
Speaker 6: It's nice.
Speaker 3: This is thirty one dollars from Sephora. It's called the
Speaker 3: Midnight Minis. Actually hear it from a Door beauty as well,
Speaker 3: and it's got five of the little flavors in the
Speaker 3: cult favorite viral product, Thelenige Lip Mask. Now, these will
Speaker 3: be known by all tweens and teens, I think because
Speaker 3: it's like such a big product and it's so viral.
Speaker 3: They've got five yummy flavors, it's a beautiful product. It's
Speaker 3: not actually makeup or anything. It's just going to hydrate
Speaker 3: their skin and they will love having it in their
Speaker 3: little school bag.
Speaker 5: I think that's a pretty good I Acually, if you've
Speaker 5: got like the older teens, it's like, you know, you
Speaker 5: don't want to get them something too young but age like.
Speaker 6: They don't like the things that they're not going to wear.
Speaker 6: The rainbow pouch. Yes, it's a nice in between er
Speaker 6: for sure.
Speaker 3: And I get that came up has the dupes for
Speaker 3: all of the cool products that they want.
Speaker 1: But I know that if I was a teenager, I
Speaker 1: don't want a jube for something.
Speaker 6: Yeah you kind of want to know, like just be
Speaker 6: cool and have different stuff.
Speaker 3: Yeah you know, Yeah, let's not aim for that, all right,
Speaker 3: for teen boys, my bougie option, it's actually not bougie,
Speaker 3: but it would be bougie because we've got to organize shipping,
Speaker 3: so either on Amazon or actually directly from the US.
Speaker 3: I assume from what I've heard this is very hard
Speaker 3: because I don't have teen boys to talk to.
Speaker 1: But he's blowing up at the moment. Jake Paul.
Speaker 3: Okay, Wow, some people might not know who he is.
Speaker 3: He's a huge vlogger for teen boys. So he's released
Speaker 3: like a bodyline.
Speaker 1: It's called W simply W.
Speaker 3: So everything starts at about seven dollars, but then you
Speaker 3: need to take into account conversion rates and shipping it
Speaker 3: in yes, but yeah, I just know that anything that
Speaker 3: he touches teen boys love.
Speaker 1: If you look at those energy drinks that.
Speaker 3: They lining up and spending like sixteen dollars on and listen.
Speaker 3: Apparently you're not supposed to say this because in the
Speaker 3: producers notes she said no hygiene products. But my budget
Speaker 3: option is getting them some Mitchen because teen boys are
Speaker 3: foul and they smell, so get them some clinical deodorant.
Speaker 6: I don't think it's rude. Nothing says oh thank you,
Speaker 6: I love you. So much that they don't smell. Deodorant
Speaker 6: is a Christmas gift?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 6: Is really? That's one. It's clinical something protection.
Speaker 3: That's what all teenage boys should expect for evermore to
Speaker 3: get from me.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean it's something Mitch.
Speaker 3: Al right, coming up after the break, Sarah Marie is
Speaker 3: going to go through her list.
Speaker 1: All right, what your option.
Speaker 3: We're still having a bit of a chuckle about forever
Speaker 3: more teenage boys getting deodorant from Arnie kel What a bitch? Okay,
Speaker 3: what have you got in your bags?
Speaker 5: Okay, so I went a little bit crazy this time
Speaker 5: because I had so many thoughts in my head.
Speaker 6: Okay, so four kids.
Speaker 5: For the young kids, I've got Honeysticks Ultimate Bath Fun Set.
Speaker 5: These are forty six ninety five. Okay, so this come
Speaker 5: with those crayons that you can fun I want to
Speaker 5: play with, and you got bath collar drops so you
Speaker 5: can drop it in the bath and it colors the bath.
Speaker 5: So it's all about bathtime fun. It's so so cute.
Speaker 5: I think for the price, it's good. The packaging's really
Speaker 5: nice again you know.
Speaker 6: Topic three sort of stuff. I know, right, it's so
Speaker 6: so good.
Speaker 5: And then you can just easily wash it off the
Speaker 5: bath like no drummers. Now we have the budget option,
Speaker 5: which is the Mermaid hair gem stamper.
Speaker 6: So these are cute because who doesn't love a little spark.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it was thirty four dollars, it's ten dollars twenty.
Speaker 6: Oh my god, that's so good. Canned by refills.
Speaker 5: But I think it's so cute because you basically just
Speaker 5: clipt the gems into the hair, so.
Speaker 3: They would have to separate the fun and then you
Speaker 3: know they're gonna play with your hair.
Speaker 1: They're putting the gems in your hair.
Speaker 6: You'll end up with gems in your hair.
Speaker 3: I'll get a level when people play with my hair.
Speaker 3: All right, what are we getting for the teen girl?
Speaker 5: Okay, so guys, you know I've got a very big family,
Speaker 5: especially the in laws, the group chats and stuff.
Speaker 3: I can't I don't even want to imagine how many
Speaker 3: people you have to shop for.
Speaker 6: It's insane. It's too much.
Speaker 5: So I asked my niece Rara her name's Ray, for
Speaker 5: some gift ideas. Along with what I had thought was
Speaker 5: a good gift idea.
Speaker 6: She thinks the Billie Eilish edp one hundred mil.
Speaker 5: It's a two pack it's like a god's really got
Speaker 5: really cool packaging, like the body.
Speaker 6: A lot of the girls are really liking that. That's
Speaker 6: one hundred and five dollars.
Speaker 5: You can buy it for eighty four dollars at price line.
Speaker 5: The oh Flossy skin Care. Okay, so this is something
Speaker 5: that I found a really good teen skin essential starter kit,
Speaker 5: So it's a really nice one. Like you said, teenagers
Speaker 5: are getting into skincare in a way that's actually quite
Speaker 5: damaging for their skin, like.
Speaker 1: An age using retinol. No, thank yeah, exactly, So it's
Speaker 1: very important.
Speaker 6: I think if they are into skincare, you should introduce
Speaker 6: them into.
Speaker 1: Something it's developed for their skins.
Speaker 5: Exactly, exactly, not something that's developed for like an adult
Speaker 5: someone our age or older and they're using it and
Speaker 5: it's completely just ruining what their skin's like.
Speaker 6: So that is sixty nine ninety five.
Speaker 5: So those two, I think as a boogie option is
Speaker 5: pretty good for Christmas.
Speaker 6: Like I'd be happy with something like that. Now, the
Speaker 6: budget option, I.
Speaker 5: Thought this was amazing because this is something, Oh you're
Speaker 5: eyeing it up, this is something that could be for
Speaker 5: a teen girl, but I myself would absolutely laugh. So
Speaker 5: nude by nature. This is their brush kit, is their
Speaker 5: Christmas brush kit. But look at the packaging first of all,
Speaker 5: So it's forty four ninety five. It is currently in
Speaker 5: Chemist Warehouse for thirty seven ninety nine. So you've got
Speaker 5: this brush container where it holds.
Speaker 6: All your brushes. Look, it's like velvet inside.
Speaker 1: Oh my very The way they're packaged is great.
Speaker 6: You're not going to ruin your brushes.
Speaker 5: And it also comes with a bitty sponge and you've
Speaker 5: got these gorgeous brushes. Texture of the brushes are great,
Speaker 5: very soft, nice and fluffy.
Speaker 1: I love. I love the colors.
Speaker 2: I love.
Speaker 1: That is stunning. What a beautiful gift.
Speaker 5: So absolutely a great teen gift idea that's budget. But
Speaker 5: I'm telling you, man, brushes have come a long way
Speaker 5: since I was a makeup artist. There's no way you
Speaker 5: would a minute and look at the inside. It's beautiful,
Speaker 5: like beautiful.
Speaker 6: Great.
Speaker 1: I want that for me, That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: Like, it's not necessarily a teen gift, it's something just
Speaker 6: if you need good brushes. Yeah, it's perfect. And my
Speaker 6: brushes are currently in something like a cylinder like this,
Speaker 6: but it's not as nice as this.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's really nice.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and the brushes are great, So absolutely love that.
Speaker 5: So I think that's a really good budget gift idea
Speaker 5: because you know, under forty bucks.
Speaker 3: Really Okay, I'd like to know what you happened to
Speaker 3: find for a teenage boy.
Speaker 6: So for a teenage what Aunt.
Speaker 1: Sarah getting the teenage boy?
Speaker 3: Aren't kels giving them a lecture about their stinky pits?
Speaker 6: Yeah, and giving them mitcham.
Speaker 5: Meanwhile, Auntie Sarah's got the Ultimate Skincare Kit for teenage
Speaker 5: Boys is literally what it's called.
Speaker 6: It's one hundred and five dollars.
Speaker 5: You get a body gel, you've got a cleanser, you've
Speaker 5: got spot treatment and SBF in there.
Speaker 6: So it's one hundred and five dollars again.
Speaker 1: Like the anti acne sunscreen.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I love that they label it like that. I
Speaker 6: don't know what that necessary, probably.
Speaker 1: Having a salicelic acid or something in it.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: So the brand is Sam and Joe, and I love
Speaker 5: again that it's designed for young skins because teenage boys,
Speaker 5: teenage girls, the skins are so delicate. You know, everyone's
Speaker 5: going through their own like breakouts and things. But you know,
Speaker 5: like back in the day, they'd be clossial.
Speaker 6: Yeah, like roll actroactive. It's like for acting in that
Speaker 6: it's like drying them out. It's not about that. You
Speaker 6: kind of just want to get them.
Speaker 5: In something that's healthy for their skin. The next one,
Speaker 5: so this is Parker a bunt. It's called Invictus. It's
Speaker 5: a recommendation by my nephew because he uses this fragrance.
Speaker 5: One hundred mills was one hundred and sixty six dollars.
Speaker 5: It is ninety nine dollars and ninety nine cents at
Speaker 5: chemist Warehouse at the moment. Smells lovely and I love
Speaker 5: the way the bottle looks. It kind of looks like
Speaker 5: a trophy. So it's a really good one for a
Speaker 5: teenage boy.
Speaker 3: I feel so uncomfortable that teenage boys wearing Colonne, because
Speaker 3: when I smell a nice clone on someone, I turn
Speaker 3: around to have.
Speaker 1: A look, like thinking, oh, who's this sexy dude?
Speaker 3: If I turned around there was a teenage boy there,
Speaker 3: I would have an actual heart attack.
Speaker 5: Hi, Aunty, it's me, honey, Sarah got me this.
Speaker 1: I went up with your mitcham Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah
Speaker 1: yeah yeah.
Speaker 6: All right.
Speaker 5: The budget option here, I've not smelt this. I had
Speaker 5: to find a budget option. My nephew was like, listen,
Speaker 5: you can get a lot of colognes from under.
Speaker 6: Like fifty dollars.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 5: I was like, all right, fair enough. So I had
Speaker 5: a little research. This seems to come up as.
Speaker 6: A popular one and a lot of good reviews.
Speaker 5: Yes, so Nordica Voyage a de toilette the one hundred mil.
Speaker 5: Don't pay seventy two dollars, it says here on Chemist's warehouse.
Speaker 5: It is nineteen dollars and ninety nine cents for one
Speaker 5: hundred mel ett for a teenager. I think that's amazing.
Speaker 5: You don't have to go like very expensive. It's a
Speaker 5: light fragrance. I hate when like young kids are wearing.
Speaker 1: This, anyone's wearing strong fragrance.
Speaker 6: It's too much.
Speaker 5: Package is nice, nice light and ar blue kind of thing,
Speaker 5: and it's a really good price. And I think it
Speaker 5: seems to be, like you said, lots of good reviews,
Speaker 5: so I think it's a nice safe one to go for.
Speaker 6: Budget for fragrances.
Speaker 3: Okay, next up, things to avoid when it comes to
Speaker 3: gift giving. Sarah Marie, what is the silliest gift you
Speaker 3: gave pre kids? Because I've got one in my mind
Speaker 3: and I want to know if you can top mine.
Speaker 5: All right, So basically all I thought was I want
Speaker 5: to get something big.
Speaker 6: It makes a lot of noise.
Speaker 5: It was like this When I say giant robot, I'm
Speaker 5: talking like it came up to my waist.
Speaker 6: It was like you need to use a.
Speaker 5: Remote control to control it. It like shot things out
Speaker 5: of its hands. And it was so loud, like the
Speaker 5: music and everything it played was so loud. So not
Speaker 5: only like now as a parent, I'm like, oh my god,
Speaker 5: you can't store that anywhere.
Speaker 6: I would have to learn how to use this crap.
Speaker 6: The kid was maybe three. It wasn't even like an
Speaker 6: older kid.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, that's amazing. Think about what the parent
Speaker 3: is like. So I'm the same in terms of space,
Speaker 3: Like I would hate someone to give me something big
Speaker 3: because we don't have the space.
Speaker 1: But I actually don't care about noise.
Speaker 6: So maybe I can get you the noisy noisy gifts. Yeah,
Speaker 6: I have to make it small, Yeah, just a small
Speaker 6: drum kit. Okay, Yeah it was too big. It was
Speaker 6: noisy as possible.
Speaker 3: My mom once gave like before she had kids, she
Speaker 3: gave her nephew a cat.
Speaker 6: What a cat?
Speaker 3: That is the big guest no, no, no pets, no pets.
Speaker 3: That needs to be something that the mom and dad get, yes,
Speaker 3: and they need to discuss it between them.
Speaker 1: So and my mom when we thought about that later
Speaker 1: in life, she was like, no one ever said anything
Speaker 1: like wouldn't you be like what?
Speaker 3: I also gave everyone with a kid in my life
Speaker 3: one year. I like heard it on this podcast that
Speaker 3: this book was like so good for kids and because
Speaker 3: it was like really good for their development and like
Speaker 3: teaching them about different emotions and life. So I ordered
Speaker 3: this book on Amazon, five different copies for everyone with
Speaker 3: a kid.
Speaker 1: Oh my very word.
Speaker 3: Someone messaged me a little bit after Christmas and was like, well, did.
Speaker 1: You have a look at this book?
Speaker 5: What did you get?
Speaker 3: It was like a death book. The young boy's brother
Speaker 3: got hit by a bus and they were blood in
Speaker 3: my book, God, it was so not appropriate for little kids,
Speaker 3: and that's what I gifted everyone.
Speaker 1: Just check with the parents even if you're unsure.
Speaker 3: So like, yes, slime or any messy craft stuff like glitter.
Speaker 5: Glitter and slime, but I just feel like glitter I
Speaker 5: can vacuum. Slime will get into like your rug and
Speaker 5: your couch and if they have it on their hands, Oh, couch,
Speaker 5: couch like it's too much.
Speaker 3: Other no nos are overly complicated toys. So anything that
Speaker 3: you're going to have to spend three hours building, yes,
Speaker 3: because that's just going to annoy the children and annoy
Speaker 3: you because you have to do it, or you know,
Speaker 3: you get them something that needs batteries without batteries because
Speaker 3: you're just assuming that people have batteries at home.
Speaker 6: That's blasphemous, it is ridiculous. That's something to give someone
Speaker 6: you hate.
Speaker 3: All right, Well, we could go on about what not
Speaker 3: to do for a very long time, but we hope
Speaker 3: that we've given you just a little bit of food
Speaker 3: for thought with a couple of really cute, really easy
Speaker 3: little gifts for the kids and the teens in our
Speaker 3: lives exactly.
Speaker 5: And we have given you a mix and we've got
Speaker 5: all the links on the show notes, so make it
Speaker 5: easy for you. Check the show notes out and if
Speaker 5: you don't already, go on YouTube because everything is in
Speaker 5: a via form, so if you want to see watch
Speaker 5: our antics, actually take a look at our YouTube channel.
Speaker 3: I'll be back in your ears tomorrow with Lee for Spendy,
Speaker 3: Sabe and Sarah Marie and I will be back in
Speaker 3: your ears next week for your ultimate last minute gift
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