But it followed me everywhere.
What is a boo basket?
Now, the situations in which one might give or receive such a basket are varied.
“Boo” has a double meaning.
And here I thought Halloween couldn’t get more saccharine.
I was absurdly spoiled.
There are currently over 82,000 videos tagged #boobasket on TikTok.
I was worried, at first, that I had some kind of cultural blind spot.
Maybe thesehavebeen around forever and are standard parts of celebrating the holiday.
But no.I checked Google Trends.
This has only been a thing for two years.
Do you should probably make a boo basket?
Personally, I’m against it.
I’ve reviewed dozens of videos about the creation of boo baskets.
I’ve seen people including Stanley cups, Uggs, porcelain mugs, high-end candles, and even iPhones.
If you must make a boo basket or simply want to, don’t spend like that.
What are you going to do at Christmas to top it?
I shudder to imagine.
If you don’t want to look cheap or like you phoned it in, try a themed basket.
Pumpkin-flavoredcoffee beansandsyrup, aseasonal mug, and somecafe-style cookiesaren’t super pricy and still make a cohesive gift.
On the other hand, it’s possible for you to totally ignore this.
It’s a new thing.
it’s not traditional, and it’s not as life-or-death as people online are making it seem.
Prioritize something else, like taking your loved one to a fall fair or picking some apples.
We don’t have to hop onto every trend just because the algorithms are shoving them in our faces.
