The unofficial Goldman Sachs gift guide for 2016

Once again, its time for children everywhere to learn one of lifes most valuable lessons: Santa loves rich kids more.This years gift ideas (our 4th edition) are an unapologetic, eclectic mix of the practical and the fantasticalthe things a man wants but feels guilty buying for himself, as well as the things he needs but probably doesnt even know it.Provided that your pockets are deep enough, this is the only gift guide youll need.John LeFevre is the creator of satirical and wildly popular@GSElevator on Twitter, and the author of the bestselling book, "Straight to Hell: True Tales of Deviance, Debauchery, and Billion-Dollar Deals," currently in development with Paramount as a major motion picture.For his houseThis year, I have my eyes on a rare Bernard Buffet ($250,000), Ronald Reagans doodles ($2,000), signed self-portraits of The Beatles ($15,000), and Tupac Shakurs passport ($TBD). Someone please buy that before Pharma Bro does.For his travelsThe globetrotting gadabout needs this classic Tusting Waxed Canvas Weekend bag($775), a universal MacBook charging station ($45) that includes 4 USB ports, a Kisha smart umbrella ($100) that tells you when its going to rain, and this Urban Carry G2 concealed, quick draw holster ($105). Handgun license sold separately.For his gym bagFor the first time, Ive decided to recycle a gift idea from last years list, mostly because Ive never had so much positive feedback on any recommendation before. An investment banker / HBS alum poached Lululemons head of mens design and started Birddogs ($55), the most comfortable shorts Ive ever experienced. This will be the brand of 2017on every court, in every gym, and at every brunch tableso you might as well be ahead of the curve. Throw in this La Mer Skincare Set ($140), some sweat-resistant, wireless JLab Epic2 Earbuds ($99), and a Survival & Cross jump rope ($10).See the rest of the story at Business Insider
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