re: What’s an appropriate cash gift amount for a coworker’s child graduating high school?

Just don't get them John Hart items. Probably 85% of my grad gifts were from John Hart. I never see anyone buy John Hart, but somehow he has a market control over High School graduation gifts. It's so odd.

$20

Depends on how hot she'll be when she turns 18...

35,000

In pennies.

Not wrapped either, give it to them in a sack to teach the brat some work ethic so he can wrap them before a bank will cash them out.

Write this on a piece of paper and give it to them.

Life tip: Don't bet on slow horses.

Why would you need to gift a co-worker's kid?

Never given a coworkers kid money before

$20 and your old porn stash

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Friend’s kid, $100

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Damn, I have my son’s girlfriend $50. Should I feel like an a-hole?

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give my friend’s kids $100. It’s weird because I had kids much later. All of my friends kids are graduating or close to graduating. My oldest is in 4th and my youngest is pre-k.

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Yeah, you gotta spit the kids out early so you can reap the cash benefits then split in a couple years when their kids start school.

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I gave my coworker’s daughter $50

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Well she did turn 18 of course. Make sure to write your name and phone number on the money.