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It's got all the upsides of gift-giving with none of the downsides!

John William Waterhouse, Pandora (1896). Evils of the world not included.

We're now offering Gift Subscriptions and frankly, they've got all of the upsides of gift-giving with none of the downsides. Let's run through 'em.

The Upsides of Sending Your Friend Or Neighbor A Gift Subscription To The Pickup

  • Maintaining friendships
  • You're reading something thoughtful about your community that you know that your friend or neighbor is also reading
  • It's better for them than watching algorithimically governed vertical video AI slop 
  • Keeps The Pickup in business

The Downsides Of Gift-Giving You Avoid By Sending Your Friend Or Neighbor A Gift Subscription To The Pickup 

  • Having to buy wrapping paper
  • Paper cuts from wrapping paper
  • Not enough Scotch tape in your kitchen drawer to wrap the gift
  • Shipping costs 

Send one to your friend, your neighbor, heck even your enemy if they live in Tulsa and want to read well-considered blogs about its arts, culture, food and lore. 


How to navigate to The Pickup's gift subscription page

You can find where to either by clicking this link or by visiting our products page, and then clicking the button that says "Purchase as a Gift" located underneath our three-tiered pricing structure.

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