Cards Against Humanity gives its entire Chinese workforce a holiday

Card game maker bestows surprise present upon its factory employees as part of its 'eight sensible gifts for Hanukah'

In the run-up to the holiday season, the makers of popular (if controversial) party game Cards Against Humanity offered a special promotion: eight small, mystery presents delivered over the month of December.

The company has a history of offering unexpected items for sale: in 2014, to celebrate Black Friday, it gave customers the chance to purchase a literal box of bullshit. So the 150,000 fans who paid up for the mystery gifts genuinely didn't know what to expect, except for the fact that they were branded as "eight sensible gifts for Hanukah".