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Economist Weighs In on Wedding Gift Costs, Sparks Debate on Financial Etiquette
A recent social media video from economist Andrés, known online as "La pizarra de Andrés," has sparked discussion regarding the financial expectations surrounding wedding gifts in Spain. In the video, Andrés responds to a viewer's query about an appropriate amount to gift for three upcoming weddings. He stated that "historically, and if someone corrects me if I'm wrong, around 150 euros per guest is given." However, he quickly added a pragmatic observation: "With that, in most cases, it doesn't even cover the cost of the meal." Andrés highlighted the significant financial burden weddings can place on guests, humorously suggesting that "all the wealth that weddings destroy" is a personal cost. He concluded with a dark, jocular remark about avoiding the "suffering" of these expenses. While presented with a lighthearted, albeit cynical, tone, the video touches upon a common financial dilemma faced by many individuals navigating social obligations. The creator emphasizes that his content is purely informative and not investment advice, aligning with his broader mission to educate on financial literacy.
