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Gifts for the Father-in-Law Who Explains Things You Already Know

He's explained how your car works, how your job works and, once, how your own wedding worked. Lean in. These gifts give him a fresh stack of facts, a globe to point at and a trivia game where explaining things finally earns points.

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No. 01Amazon

Thing Explainer by Randall Munroe

Complicated stuff, explained in simple words. Now he can explain it in even simpler ones.

Real-life use: Blueprint-style diagrams of everything from rockets to dishwashers, for slow Sunday reading.

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No. 02Amazon

The Way Things Work (Newly Revised) by David Macaulay

Every machine, explained with diagrams, so the lecture at least comes with illustrations.

Real-life use: A coffee-table reference he'll actually flip through and quote.

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No. 03Amazon

Trivial Pursuit Classic Edition

Channel the explaining into a game where it scores points.

Real-life use: Family game night after the holiday meal; teams recommended for everyone's sanity.

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No. 04Amazon

Replogle World Classic 12-Inch Desktop Globe

Now he has something to point at while explaining geography.

Real-life use: Desk or bookshelf decor that settles travel debates.

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No. 05Amazon

What If? by Randall Munroe

Absurd hypotheticals, answered with real science. New dinner-table material for months.

Real-life use: Bite-size chapters for bedtime reading or road trips.

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No. 06Amazon

TempPro TempSwift Instant-Read Meat Thermometer

For the grill debate. Let the number win.

Real-life use: Instant-read checks for burgers, steaks and the holiday ham.

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Fresh material for the next family dinner.

  1. AmazonThing Explainer by Randall Munroe
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  2. AmazonWhat If? by Randall Munroe
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  3. AmazonThe Way Things Work (Newly Revised) by David Macaulay
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