Ann: Completes Hampers with Bite Acquisition, page-102

It's clever how on its home page, HwB shows four of its hampers that vary in price.

These are respectively $145, $100, $49 and $65. Adding delivery of from memory about $17 pushes the cost up, but paying under $100 including delivery would still in 2021 be regarded as reasonable by many prospective gift givers.

It's also tremendous that one of these is the $65 plus delivery self-care hamper.

The four 'hermit states' of Western and South Australia plus Queensland and Tasmania may not be in strict lockdown, but travel curbs and various other restrictions hit many hard, including (but not limited to) those who can't travel interstate to visit relatives and friends.

And in Greater Melbourne, we still cannot travel to Bairnsdale, Daylesford, Inverloch or Mildura so that's a further group of people separated by extremely draconian, cruel policies completely out of whack as a 'cure' now that the vast majority have been 'fully vaccinated'.

So many of these emotional and mental well being costs are hidden. An HwB hamper would be welcomed by many.

While PTL has a small shareholder base, let's hope more PTL holders patronise HwB and write their experiences here and on various review sites such as TrustPilot, Google itself and Product Review.