For the dads who tried. The bosses who are... fine. The golfers who occasionally find the fairway. There's finally an award the rest of us can live up to. WORLD'S OKAYEST.
Not everyone can be the world's best. Statistically, almost no one is. So we made something for the people who show up, do a reasonably acceptable job, and somehow keep getting invited back. World's Okayest Dad. World's Okayest Boss. World's Okayest Golfer. World's Okayest Coworker. You know one. You're probably one.
He taught you everything he knows. Fortunately, there wasn't that much.
She did her best. You're alive, aren't you?
Leadership. Vision. Adequate performance reviews.
World's Best Dad. World's Best Boss. World's Best Teacher. World's Best Golfer. Come on. We all know these people. They're good people. Some of them are even pretty good at things. But world's best? Let's maintain some credibility. Give them the recognition they've actually earned.
No shipping surprise when you get to checkout. Every mug is $27 delivered. Buying for more than one okay person? Buy 2 or more going to the same address and save. Dad + Mom. Boss + Coworker. Husband + Golfer. Mix and match your favorite underachievers.
Birthdays. Father's Day. Mother's Day. Office gifts. Secret Santa. Retirement. Or absolutely no reason whatsoever. It's inexpensive enough to be an easy gift. Personal enough to feel like you actually thought about it. And insulting enough that they'll probably remember who gave it to them.
Of course you do. Maybe it's your dad. Maybe it's your boss. Maybe it's the person reading this. We're not here to judge. We're here to recognize achievement. Moderate achievement.
Join the Okayest Club.
New professions. New hobbies. New questionable achievements. We're building the world's largest collection of awards for people who are doing... fine.
Good enough has gotten us surprisingly far. Give someone the recognition they deserve. World's Okayest. $27. Shipping included.
Welcome to the family collection.
Could be worse. And really, isn't that what marriage is about?