Giving for Thanksgiving

[Omega]

Hope everyone's hunting is going well, personally I've been doing horrible, but things will pick up eventually. Anyways, with next week being thanksgiving, what are you guys going to do for your tellers? Anything special and out of the ordinary? I think I'm going to be bringing them all chocolate turkeys or brownies. Curious what you guys are doing.
HH GL.

 

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[hotrod]

Nothing!
Haha

 

[BuffaloBoy]

They will be getting some sweets for Christmas (the holidays)

 

[50cent]

Clad-baked goods.

 

[GlenDronach]

I like the sentiment, but I feel they'll already have so much food at home that food wouldn't be as appreciated.

 

[silver seeker]

Absolutely nothing! That's their job. There getting paid already. My opinion

 

[freddy williams]

If my teller saved all the old money she gets for me I'd treat her good. other than that a happy thanksgiving

 

[silver seeker]

If my teller saved all the old money she gets for me I'd treat her good. other than that a happy thanksgiving

Agree.

 

[fish on!]

With the amount of silver I have found in the relatively short time I have been doing this, I plan to hand out $10 gift cards to my most consistent tellers. My one pickup bank has a ton of tellers and they always forget to order, so they might not get anything, but all the others will.

If I spend $100 or so on gift cards it's worth it. Whether it is their job or not, I really am grateful that they go out of their way to help me out every week. Some of these tellers have lifted literally tons of boxes for me this year.

 

[Nydus Touch]

I am thinking mine might like a nice hand turkey! and maybe some candy...

 

[FormerTeller]

Wifey baked cookies this week, and got some inexpensive holiday tins at the dollar store. I took about a dozen homemade cookies to several banks.

 

[50cent]

Wifey baked cookies this week, and got some inexpensive holiday tins at the dollar store. I took about a dozen homemade cookies to several banks.

for-your-information they sell inexpensive tins at the dollar store with cookies in them. what I call a win-win situation.

 

[BuffaloBoy]

I am on a gift budget myself, but I don't want to show up with "dollar general" cookies, that screams "CHEAP" when you hand the cookies to them leaving a happy impression when you give the tin to the tellers and a lousy attitude once you leave. I'd rather spend $5-10 in my good branches, it will keep everybody there happy.

for-your-information they sell inexpensive tins at the dollar store with cookies in them. what I call a win-win situation.

 

[GlenDronach]

With the amount of silver I have found in the relatively short time I have been doing this, I plan to hand out $10 gift cards to my most consistent tellers. My one pickup bank has a ton of tellers and they always forget to order, so they might not get anything, but all the others will.

If I spend $100 or so on gift cards it's worth it. Whether it is their job or not, I really am grateful that they go out of their way to help me out every week. Some of these tellers have lifted literally tons of boxes for me this year.

Good plan, but make sure they're allowed to take gift cards. They take food no problem, but those might be considered cash or gifts and against their rules.

 

[Backbacon]

November, gotta love Native American Heritage Month? Thanksgiving eh....



Thanksgiving is nothing but a toast to genocide!

 

[Brush64]

@Backbacon:

Holy cow, have you missed the point of this holiday... Please keep your ungrateful heart and thoughts up there in Canada and off of this forum.

 

[mr.landpirate]

@Backbacon:

Holy cow, have you missed the point of this holiday... Please keep your ungrateful heart and thoughts up there in Canada and off of this forum.

what he said

 

[FormerTeller]

for-your-information they sell inexpensive tins at the dollar store with cookies in them. what I call a win-win situation.

Big difference between bought and home-made, when you're giving them as gifts. If the tellers know you care enough about them to share something it took hours to make, you've got it made.



that being said, come Christmas time, I also give them nice store-bought tins of cookies.

 

[50cent]

November, gotta love Native American Heritage Month? Thanksgiving eh....

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Thanksgiving is nothing but a toast to genocide!

my man bacon is 110% native american.

 

[Backbacon]

@Backbacon:

Holy cow, have you missed the point of this holiday... Please keep your ungrateful heart and thoughts up there in Canada and off of this forum.

Brush64,

I'm not trying to start anything with you Brush64, Thanksgiving just strikes a nerve in my soul.... What is the point of the holiday then? Please don't generalize the entire Country of Canada just because of my previous statement or any in the future.

I do admit that this kind of crap is not a good thing on this fine Forum. I just find the whole concept of celebrating Thanksgiving during Native American Heritage Month so asinine that I could not remain silent.