Good gift for an uncle? The guy works his ass off all the time.

>>310222
Your budget seems low but try seeing if he is still using something very old that needs to be replaced. Keyword is need because he seems like a guy that isn't needlessly frivolous.

>>310470
I'm thankful as fuck for the dude but getting him something more expensive isn't necessary. $30 is plenty for a gift.

I was considering power tools but I'm sure he's got all that he needs and that's a bit more personal of a gift which I'd rather stray from. I'm thinking of it now, but would a gas gift card be too shit of a gift? I have no idea what else I could get the guy.

Maybe if he cooks a lot, invite him for a nice dinner at a good location.

>>310222
Just give him a hand when he needs one. Just be there for him and help him out when he needs help. Those kind of guys never ask help, therefore you should show some wit and care about it.

>>310222
If you can stir up something among his family/his friends, you could offer him a bigger gift. If everyone pitch in 30 (for something like a week-end out with the wife), he has a bigger present and, more importantly, recognition for what he does from the whole entourage.

>>310490
That's too personal. Me and him wouldn't have a whole lot to talk about and that's just an unusual choice.
>>310531
I help him as much as I can but I really think he deserves something, especially with all the rides he provides me.
>>310583
I like this idea but I want to do something "from me to him," for all the shit he's done for me.