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Reddit, please weigh in on this: 

I maintain an Amazon wishlist to make it easy for friends/family to get me presents (if they want to). Most of my family/friends do too. Sibling says s/he can't navigate Amazon well enough to make this happen.

> Sibling asks, "could you just buy yourself some of those, and I'll send you a personal check for the amount?"

- One side of me says wtf? really?
- The other says be nice, purchase yourself the gift(s), act happy ...like a bank run to deposit a small personal check is totally OK...

Other thoughts occur to me, like say "it's ok -- just forget it" (this could create guilt and blowback) ... none seem satisfactory.

What you think of this Reddit? What would you do?
<bot>: Sibling wants to me to buy my own Amazon wishlist and send me check. Seems whack to me. Maybe.