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Hey it's me James Stacy and today we're asking a relatively straightforward question should you give a watch as a gift? Given the onset of the gift-giving season it's a topic that has come up more

than a few times around the water cooler, aka Slack, and it's one of those quandaries that doesn't exactly

have a single resolute answer. To wade through this annual Meyer of

sales and gift receipts and endless rolls of colorful paper I have asked Nora and

Dandy to take a break from their holiday shopping and to dig into the question

at hand. Oh, Danny, Norr, welcome back to the show. It's a pleasure to see your faces even if only digitally.

How we doing? Hey James, doing well.

Hey James, great to be back for another low stakes episode. Yeah, it should be, I'm

hoping just that low stakes. What went, and I've already said it in the intro, but of course we're talking

about whether or not we should be giving people watches. We know a lot about watches or not we should be giving people watches.

We know a lot about watches or at least that's kind of how we present ourselves out to the world.

And it's one thing maybe to be asked to buy someone a gift or a spouse asks about this watch or that that's one thing I think this is more

direct should you buy a watch for another person and then are there scenarios where

that's the right person or the wrong person where do you guys land on the idea of giving a watch even just in

general blanket no other no other concepts they make a decent gift even

hypothetically? So Nora and I have had this discussion before not in a podcast and I firmly believe it is a fantastic idea, the best idea,

especially because we operate in this super niche environment where a lot of people that we know outside of the watch world are not watch people by any stretch of the imagination.

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