It's Brooke and Jeffrey in the morning.

You guys remember when you were a little kid? Every day. Giving Dad a gift on Father's Day was so easy. Yeah, it was. It was exciting back then. I made him a card. It took me two minutes. Dad, I clued a bunch of macaroni on a piece of paper. Right? Literally, all you had to do was grab a piece of old cardboard, scribble on it with a crayon,

glue a couple pieces of dried pasta on there, and voila, it's a custom mouse pad.

His buddies at work are going to be so jealous.

And, you know, sure, your dad may have genuinely loved that popsicle stick fishing rod that you made for him. Absolutely. Or that clay ash tray. Uh-huh. I hope he doesn't smoke anymore. Not a smoker, but he loved it. Deep down, though, he's thinking, you know, what the hell am I supposed to do with this? Yeah. A rock with some glitter on it? Dude, I literally got my dad a ceramic basket one time.

Did you make it or did you purposely pick it out the story?

Oh, teacher did most of it.

Even though dads are kind of used to it, don't think that they're ever going to forget that

weird random gift that you gave them.

And just to prove it, a recent survey asked dads of the world to share the worst Father's

Day gifts they've ever received.

Oh, this is going to be sad and so good.

And here's some of the best responses.

One says, my kids got me a coffee mug for my office.

Okay.

That's good.

But instead of saying number one dad or world's best father, it just said, you are a dad.

I mean, he's raising on his children, you know?

Like, Dad, we're not going to tell you something that's not true.

It's like a sobering reminder when you're at work.

It's like, oh, what should I go do this week?

And should I go to the bar?

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