Stefanie Preissner

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

But yeah, I do think they are harder to buy for in general.

No, they don't like surprises.

And I do think that still men are a little bit more concerned about budget.

Like, why are you getting so many packages to the house?

Why are you ordering so much stuff?

So it can actually feel like there can be a little bit aggressive and resentful that you spent household money on this unnecessary item.

They do.

Yeah.

Well, I mean, I think probably what all parents want is time off.

So you could give them an experience where they go with their friends.

Like there's an event on tomorrow and they do multiple ones, which is really nice, called Pints and Pigtails, where dads meet up and they learn how to put pigtails in their kids' hair.

Like there's no kids there, but like that's kind of the premise of it.

But also, you know, like a whiskey tasting experience, cookery classes.

I think

experience are so probably good for men, ones that allow them, give them the permissions that you are allowed to go out of the house and spend time with other men.

Yeah, well, I'm suggesting going to a spa for a number of reasons.

One, men don't take care of their faces enough and often need to.

So there's a place in Dublin, I'm sure they're all over the place, but Unique Dace Bad, they have a men's package where they will do an extraction facial, where they will literally extract the stuff from your pores.

Sometimes women like to kind of do facials on their husbands.