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Every retired person eventually delivers this line, usually to somebody still working, usually with a grin. "Retirement: The Pay Sucks, But The Hours Are Really Good" is the whole trade-off in one sentence.
Hand poured in the Signature Kraft jar with 60+ hours of Bamboo Forest. A retirement lunch, a final Friday, a first pension payment landing: this is the one.
Why You'll Love It
Perfect Gift For
Retirement lunches, a final Friday, a whole-office collection, an uncle, a colleague of fifteen years, a card that needed something with it, and whoever has already told you this joke twice.
Product Details
Scent
12. Bamboo Forest - Bamboo, Cypress & Cedar
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What should I write in a funny retirement card?
A: One line about how much better their week now looks than yours does more than a paragraph of good wishes. Envy, cheerfully admitted, is the funniest register available.
Q: Is a joke about pension money risky as a gift?
A: A joke about having time rather than money is safe, because the person chose the trade and is usually delighted with it. Anything that sounds like a comment on their finances is not.
Q: Is this scent one that both men and women like?
A: Bamboo, cypress and cedar is the most reliably unisex scent on the shelf, with no floral and no vanilla in it. It is the one to pick when the gift is going to a couple.
Q: How long will a 13.5 oz candle last in daily use?
A: At an hour or two a night, 60+ hours works out at roughly two months. Somebody who lights one twice a week will get most of a year out of it.
Q: Does the kraft label make the candle look homemade?
A: It looks small batch rather than homemade — printed on natural paper with plain type, which is a deliberate look rather than a shortcut. The glass and the pour are the same as every other jar.
Q: Are these poured by hand or by machine?
A: By hand, in Minnetonka, Minnesota, in batches small enough to be checked individually. That is where the consistency between jars comes from.
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Every retired person eventually delivers this line, usually to somebody still working, usually with a grin. "Retirement: The Pay Sucks, But The Hours Are Really Good" is the whole trade-off in one sentence.
Hand poured in the Signature Kraft jar with 60+ hours of Bamboo Forest. A retirement lunch, a final Friday, a first pension payment landing: this is the one.
Why You'll Love It
Perfect Gift For
Retirement lunches, a final Friday, a whole-office collection, an uncle, a colleague of fifteen years, a card that needed something with it, and whoever has already told you this joke twice.
Product Details
Scent
12. Bamboo Forest - Bamboo, Cypress & Cedar
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What should I write in a funny retirement card?
A: One line about how much better their week now looks than yours does more than a paragraph of good wishes. Envy, cheerfully admitted, is the funniest register available.
Q: Is a joke about pension money risky as a gift?
A: A joke about having time rather than money is safe, because the person chose the trade and is usually delighted with it. Anything that sounds like a comment on their finances is not.
Q: Is this scent one that both men and women like?
A: Bamboo, cypress and cedar is the most reliably unisex scent on the shelf, with no floral and no vanilla in it. It is the one to pick when the gift is going to a couple.
Q: How long will a 13.5 oz candle last in daily use?
A: At an hour or two a night, 60+ hours works out at roughly two months. Somebody who lights one twice a week will get most of a year out of it.
Q: Does the kraft label make the candle look homemade?
A: It looks small batch rather than homemade — printed on natural paper with plain type, which is a deliberate look rather than a shortcut. The glass and the pour are the same as every other jar.
Q: Are these poured by hand or by machine?
A: By hand, in Minnetonka, Minnesota, in batches small enough to be checked individually. That is where the consistency between jars comes from.