
Well, shit. Was his gift to 'sporty'? He'd asked for jogging advice at the store, but he wasn't sure if they'd thought of jogging the sport or jogging as like... a hobby. Ahh, he probably should have found a way to clarify that before he bought anything.
He wasn't sure who was going first, but it seemed that the folder was the start of his gift, so Leon was going first. He reached out, taking the folder and flipping through, genuinely curious.
If nothing else, it was a smarter gift. He hadn't really been thinking when he put down 'get a pet' on the signup. What if someone got him a bad pet? Or a pet he totally hated? He wouldn't really want a guard-dog style pet. He'd had enough guard dogs around without having one as a pet.
"You... wow, you actually put a lot of thought into this." Different profiles on different pets he could pick up, although Angelo hadn't found anything that said where. A pet store? A shelter? He supposed he didn't mind either way. "Honestly, it was pretty stupid of me to write down 'a pet', considering how many times I've seen the whole 'don't give a pet as a gift' ads on TV.." They were a regular and important thing, and yet it'd still escaped his brain when it came time to put pencil to paper. "This is actually a way smarter way of doing it." He paused, tucking the folder under one arm before he stepped back, retrieving the gift bag and holding it out.
His gift was his own attempt at being thoughtful - and also varied. He hadn't been sure quite what to get, so he'd gotten him a whole bunch. The bag include a nice soft cover version of 'hiking trails of the Manta Carlos Islands', which he'd thought was a big victory just in the fact that it existed. He'd also picked up a nice pair of men's jogging gloves, which he hadn't even known existed until he saw them in a store. It made sense though - the islands got cold in the winter, and extremities needed to stay warm. He'd also, on the seller's suggestion, thrown in three packs of jogger's socks, because according to the guy, 'you could never have enough jogging socks', and of course, the capstone of the whole thing: A high end just-for-joggers water bottle that was specifically meant to keep you hydrated while you run, without being clumsy to hold or sending you off balance.
If nothing else, Angelo knew about the need for hydration.