For a favor · $5 · 1 minute
For
a real favor.
When someone did a real, costly favor — drove you somewhere, watched your kids, lent you money, sat with you — the thank-you should match the weight.
Example output
Dana —
I'm not sure I have the right words for what you did last month. You drove three hours, on a Tuesday, in the rain, because I asked. You sat with me in that waiting room for six hours and didn't say a word, because that was what I needed.
What I want you to know is: I noticed. I'm not going to forget it. If the situation ever reverses — for any reason, at any hour — call me.
Love,
Alex
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