ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10) – Today’s 98.3 TRY social dilemma came from Ashley, and I can relate. Here’s her email:
Hi Jaime. Thanks for the great Christmas music everyday! I had a conversation with some friends over zoom and I was hoping you could bring it up as your social dilemma. A bunch of us were talking about Christmas shopping and how far along we were on our lists, and I made a joke that I’ve already bought the most important gifts, the ones for Max and Ronnie, my dogs, and Molly my cat. We were all laughing but one of my buddies, Carly, asked if I really bought gifts for my pets. And I said of course I do. Not only that, but Santa brings them gifts as well. She thought it was ridiculous. Her thinking was the dog and cats don’t know it’s Christmas so why buy them gifts. They’re well taken care of all year round. And I said I believed they do know about Christmas because they give their love unconditionally. There’s nothing more Christmas-like than that! And because we love them, they deserve gifts. We wrap them and put them under the tree, and yes, they open them on Christmas morning with us too. Well there were about seven of us on the zoom “party”, and three of the people were with Carly, and two agreed with me about getting gifts for your furry family. So please use this as your dilemma. Do you buy your pets Christmas or Hanukkah gifts? I’m sure you do Jaime. I would bet on it. I’ll be listening.
Thanks so much
~ Ashley
Well, Ashley is right, I absolutely do buy Leo, Sammy and Jackson Christmas gifts. I love them and they deserve them. So what about you? Do you buy your pets Christmas gifts, or do you think it’s silly?
Let us know on the NEWS10 Facebook page or let Jaime know on the TRY Facebook page.
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