Jenny often gives her mother chocolate—specifically, Frango Mints from Marshall Fields. Her mother enjoys the nostalgia of the gift but doesn’t actually like the mints. This is where the wrapping paper comes in. It’s designed for those gifts that are really for you. With subtle messages like, "Sharing is Caring," "If you don’t have room, you can leave it with me," and even some reverse psychology, like "I don’t want this," the idea is to let them think it was their decision to give you back the Frango Mints your gift.