'iPhone 15, Airpods...': little girl's expensive wishlist for Christmas goes viral

Updated : Dec 21, 2023 10:40
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As Christmas is around the corner, people are all set with their gifting lists and party plans. Children are most excited about the Christmas season and now a little girl's expensive wish list for the festival is doing rounds on the internet. 

The list was shared by a Reddit user, who shared a photo of a little girl's expensive list. This Christmas wish list had come from Project Santa, run by the United States Postal Service. In the letter, the girl mentioned a list of pricey electronic items like iPhone 15 Pro Max,  Airpods Pro, Airpods Max, iPad Pro, a Drawing projector, a Polaroid camera, and a Macbook.

The caption of the Reddit post read, "My girlfriend was looking through these wanting to send a gift to some kid and I assumed these letters that get posted in here are families that can't afford to get the kids something so they use this so their Christmas doesn't suck."

The post further mentioned, "I'd say 90% of these kids are expecting $500+ gifts and my girlfriend can't afford to send something like that and I assume 90% of the population can't either. I feel like if I [were] asking for help I'd ask for something reasonable there's no way all these PS5s, iPhones/ iPads, and Jordans are being bought and sent out. How do these parents not get their kids to write something reasonable so they aren't super disappointed when they don't get $500-$2000 of electronics?"

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