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Step 1
Make a list of your father's interests. This will help you identify a set of potential gifts that you can buy as a Father's Day present. If you are having trouble generating a list, you might think about the activities in which your father participates and how he spends his free time.
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Step 2
Find stores in your area and online that offer a selection of gifts that are specific to one of the activities that your father enjoys. If there aren't such specialty stores in your area, you will almost certainly find them online for almost any hobby or sport imaginable.
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Step 3
Visit the websites of stores that carry products in which your father may be interested. Many retailers now let you browse the inventory of local stores, complete the purchase process online and choose to pick up the product in the nearest store. This will save you shopping time and let you buy last-minute products immediately while avoiding the delays associated with shipping.
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Step 4
Consider purchasing gifts that provide you with an electronic certificate. You can buy gift certificates for services and have them delivered to your email account or your father's email account with no delay.
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Step 5
Call your father's favorite restaurant to make a reservation. If you cannot find a present to buy, you can treat him to dinner on Father's Day. You may need to make the reservation for off-peak hours if you are calling at the last minute, as restaurants tend to fill up quickly on holidays.
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Step 6
Look into buying your father a membership at a club or in a product-of-the-month program, such as beer or wine of the month.













