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Generally speaking: If you have a nonessential/replaceable/duplicate object (e.g., a hat or pen, *not* your custom surround sound system) that a friend likes noticeably more than you do, do you give it to them?

Often, yeah
40.4%
Now and then
41.9%
No, generally not
17.7%

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@RaymondReynders

I can't even vote on my own polls. :( I usually don't say the way i vote because that feels sort of like... pornographic

9:12 PM · Apr 11, 2020