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  • 7 Ways to Make Your Office Secret Santa More Interesting

    A Secret Santa isn’t the only cool thing you can be this December. We have many other options for you.

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    It’s that time of December to pick a co-worker and anonymously surprise them with a gift. But if you’re unwilling to be anyone’s secret Santa, explore these alternatives instead.

    Rig the game

    Hustle to be in charge of the office Secret Santa and rig the selection process so someone with funds can pick your name. Don’t cry when you get a keyholder or the o.

    Or spoil yourself

    If you鈥檙e going to spend money, it might as well be on someone whose wishlist you know well 鈥� you. Buying gifts for yourself is simply more exciting than waiting for an anonymous Santa to disappoint you. 

    Be Santa without the 鈥渟ecret鈥�

    If gifting anonymously isn’t doing it for you, this is your call to remove the 鈥渟ecret鈥� and become an actual helper. Show the world the benevolent in you. 

    Robin Hood

    Speaking of benevolence, forget secret Santa. Robin brought more anonymous cheer. So find a way to rob Nigerian politicians of their wealth and use it to feed the needy 鈥� your fellow slaves of capitalism.

    Posh bambiala

    Enter rich people’s DMs, send your name, account details and cap it up with 鈥渃ompliments of the season鈥�. Haters will say, 鈥淭he nerve of you,鈥� but you鈥檙e only creating a multi-revenue stream. Let rich people be your Santa for a change.

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    Gift courier

    Think about the heavy sum we鈥檝e heard some dispatch . Helping the secret Santas deliver gifts may be a better idea. At least, you鈥檒l make money instead of losing it on someone you don鈥檛 even like. You may earn more than your actual salary, or at least, enough to survive the 80 days of January.

    Sit-at-home

    Don’t participate in Secret Santa, don’t send a wish list to anyone and don’t collect gifts either. Be with your boring self. Simple.

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