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Input: So, it was my birthday last month and I normally don't let anyone know when my birthday is (apart from close friends) as I don't like the attention. Anyway, a dude from my class found out when it was a few weeks prior and kept saying he was gonna get me something, like every time he spoke to me. I told him several times not to get me anything. 

He hypes up the gift a lot before the day. (He's a bit of a hypebeast too, likes to flex.)

Day comes. He comes up to me with a jacket wadded up in his hand and he tosses it to me and says happy birthday and all that. He proceeds to tell me that it's his old jacket and then immediately tells me it's worth £120.

I try it on later in the day and it stinks and has dirt all over it, I say to my close friends that it's a bit weird that he's done this. It's like saying that you're gonna give someone a Ferrari and then give em a battered Nissan Micra.

Jacket dude finds out I said that and he's pissed at me. I try to explain why it's strange but he has none of it.

Just to note : idgaf how much the jacket is or anything but it just seems like he dragged it from the bottom of his closet and thought (eh, that'll do). I got a box of chocolates from a friend's mum and I truly appreciated that so much more.

So anyway, am I the asshole here?

talking shit about someones birthday gift to me