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So is it engagement ring a gift or not? Have we debated this before? I mean, I think that

there is a legal definition for this, but I'm not exactly sure.

So apparently I think it's different in different states. We can look that up, but that was

one of the points that I saw that were made online when this discussion happened because

yes, the question of what exactly is an engagement ring? Is it a gift or not? Once again, became

a viral question after NBA star Ben Simmons, who is known as the guy who does not shoot

a lot on his team and doesn't actually keep. He can't keep on the team because he doesn't

have good chemistry with his teammates. And a lot of people believe that is exactly what

happened in his engagement as well. Because now he what was a promising engagement that

seemed was going to turn into this amazing marriage did not. And apparently he sent his

lawyers to his ex-Fiancé's home in order to collect his $800,000 engagement ring

that he purchased for her. Because in his mind, I gave you that ring as a promise that we

would get married. And then now that we are not getting married, then that ring does not

belong to you. It belongs to me. And he wants it back. So some people are on his side, whereas

other people's other people believe he's just being petty.

No, I'm on his side. Like I'm legitimate. The thing with engagement rings, which is why

and we have talked to lawyers before and it may vary state to state, but from what I recall,

if you give it on the person's birthday, it's a gift. If you propose on Christmas, it's

a gift. But any other time, it's an engagement. And I do, I feel like why would you want to

keep like the proposal that ring that ring is not a gift that ring is a promise to get

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