Danielle Haas

When you have a pre-printed greeting card, I mean, we all, it's kind of a social norm.

We all know that we are purchasing this card and you're just echoing the sentiments on the card.

You're signing it or you might write another personal note.

And so like, that's just like, we know that this comes from Hallmark.

On the other hand, when we're just writing a message on paper ourselves, there's no like, hey, ChachiBT wrote this, that comes out of that.

It's our handwriting.

It's our

I think betrayal.

That's what comes to mind personally.

But I will tell you, I think it depends.

Because so my sister actually, she did this wonderful thing for my birthday this past year.

She cheated?

No, she ditched, kind of.

But no, no, no, I'll tell you the full story.

So she wanted to surprise me and take me to this really cool Airbnb in Washington State.

And that's where she's from.

And she wrote for the card, she wrote this poem telling me, like, kind of hints of where we were going.

So it was much more instructional.

And she didn't feel guilty.

I asked her after.