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My friend's son just graduated high school. Good kid, going to UNC Chapel Hill. Very close friend. I've known friend for ~20 years and kid for his entire life. I'm not rich, but I'm not poor either. Was thinking like three hundred bucks. Is that par or am I being cheap?

My friend's son just graduated high school. Good kid, going to UNC Chapel Hill. Very close friend. I've known friend for ~20 years and kid for his entire life. I'm not rich, but I'm not poor either. Was thinking like three hundred bucks. Is that par or am I being cheap?

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$300.00 sounds about right, and I think giving monetary gifts to younger members of your community is one of the most underrated things you can do, especially when you encourage them to save/invest it.

Honestly I think one of the most slept on aspects of why Jews end up with such a disproportionate amount of financial power is the Bar/Bat Mitvah.

As a young Goyim, I went to 7/8th grade at a school that was 90% Jewish, so I attended a lot of Bar/Bat Mitvahs. The Kikes give the young Oven-Dodgers fucking shit-loads of money at those things, it wasn't uncommon to hear about kids getting $15,000.00 total. And the Kikes nag the fuck out of the 13 year olds, telling them how they 'have to invest it'.

It is a pretty brilliant cultural strategy, keeps the money in the community, and allows them to build compounding interest from a young age. I wish more Christians would engage in similar practices.

[Edit - also not a bad idea to give him $300.00 worth of physical silver]