I drink occasionally, but not very typically. It's really just not something I enjoy doing anymore. On the other hand, a lot of people really enjoy food. I mean

I drink occasionally, but not very typically. It's really just not something I enjoy doing anymore. On the other hand, a lot of people really enjoy food. I mean really enjoy it, like food is a topic that will make them grossly excited in my view. I know why I see that interest that way and it's because I have a family member that I watched, with much of the same rhetoric, destroy themselves over decades with it. As a result, I cook but I don't really enjoy food - I see it as a necessity, and much of my life is spent fasting anyway. In full transparency, there is an exception for spices. I do like spicing things, but usually food conversations center around dishes - not spices. On the other hand, I smoke a lot of weed and I play video games. I also go to festivals, enjoy gardening, casually ride my bike long~ish distances, and brew my own Kombucha. I asked myself how would I respond in the authors shoes if someone offered me some booze or food-oriented gift. After all, these are pretty safe bets to hand out at parties. I would accept it and either regift it or repurpose it. A beer dispenser sounds like a great Kombucha dispenser. A fancy home meal kit sounds like the perfect gift for my mom, sister, or brothers. My interests are fairly niche, there are probably few prizes that could be offered in large gatherings that would fit those interests and still be appropriate.