Writing Practice

A: We're collecting money for Anna's present. Do you want to participate?
B: Oh, right. I'd almost forgot about her birthday. It's next week, right?
A: Right, on Wednesday to be specific precise*1. Leo is trying to throw a party for the occation and I'm in charge of the present.
B: How much would my share be?
A: Just put whatever you feel good you're comfortable with in this envelope and give it back to me or pass it on next.
B: Will do. Do we already have any idea of what the present is going to be?
A: As manner of fact, not yet. and I have to tell you, I'm having a hard time trying to figure that out. If you wanna suggest something, please tell me. I'm be all ears.
B: Unfortunately I'm very bad when it comes to present*2 ideas for presents. But sure, if I come up with anything worthwhile I'll let you know.
A: Right on, then. I'm counting on it.

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*1 specific is technically correct, but precise is a better word for this context.

*2 "to present ideas" means something else altogether and can make the sentence unclear.