Man on the street: what is the best gift you have ever received?

“My best friend had gotten me a customized bible with my name and in my favorite color and he had taken the time to go through and highlight all my favorite verses,” said junior Caroline Holland.

"My music note necklace for my birthday from my Mom because I really like music and music means a lot to me and it was the push forward to what I wanted to major in music in college," said senior Cheyenne Comitz.

“I would have to say my little sister. She’s 3 years old. I’ve always wanted a little sister and I finally got one. Our relationship is goofy as heck, we always do funny things, she likes to dance and sing a lot,” said junior Kayla Lopez.

“I was given a signed baseball jersey and I like it because it would represent like how much my family would combine over the sport. It was Tom Brady’s signature, but I don’t think he actually signed it," said sophomore Addison Chretien.

"For my sixteenth birthday I got painting supplies and I really wanted to paint so that awesome, it was my favorite gift because it’s gonna help me get better at art which is something I want to do for a career," said sophomore Haley Belcher.

"I got this glass figurine of a dolphin and it has sparkles on the inside and it’s all crystallized and colorful and it’s the best gift I’ve ever gotten because it was from my grandmother the year she died," said sophomore Hunter Scott.

“When I was about 12 my sister and I asked for an IPad for christmas and my dad agreed and when Christmas day came around he said he got 3 actually and he put them in a box...we opened them and there were these pieces of felt pads and they said “eye” on them,” said senior Jeremiah Tong.

“My best gift I’ve ever received was a bike for christmas cause I’m big into mountain biking and just over all riding my bike around the town and neighborhood,” said junior Justin Tramell.

“Probably my Xbox, I got it a couple years ago for Christmas, and I was pretty happy...I don’t know, It just keeps me entertained, and gives me something to do," said freshman Jude Merreighn.