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"I won a year's supply of crab for camping in line at a grand opening. It rained all night. You should have seen my face when I found out 'a year's supply' meant one snow crab meal per month for a year."
"It was all my husband could talk about for the next two or three days. He was dying for his own pair." —reviewer who successfully gifted these meat claws that make you feel like Wolverine in the kitchen
<i>The Office</i> Lego set + a dad joke book — let your siblings know that your gift is gonna be extremely hard to beat, and the *fave kid* title will still be yours.
Very "let them eat cake" vibes.
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