It's that time of year again. Everyone is either completely prepared for the holidays, trying to figure out the last possible day they can make it to the store, or somewhere in between. It's a large gift-giving spectrum, and it's all here for you to decide where you fall.

1. The prepared one.

You did the research, got the gift, and already had it wrapped and hidden away before November. You're just waiting for the day to take it out so the receiver can finally open and appreciate the well-thought-out and personalized present.

2. The deal hunter.

Black Friday is your time to shine. You know exactly where to go and what deals there are so you can find the perfect gift without spending your whole savings. It doesn't matter that you're shopping later because you're saving money.

3. The late-comer.

So you waited until the beginning of December. You had a busy year okay? There's still plenty of time to find a gift for everyone, even if it's just some nice holiday socks.

4. The night before shopper.

Now you're actually out of time and have to find presents and wrap them in less than 24 hours. Unfortunately, there's not a lot left and your wrapping skills are sub-par at best. Time management is not your strong suit.

5. The "I'm the present!" one.

You may be broke, you may really not have had time, or you may just be lazy. But you show up with nothing and tell everyone that your presence is the real present. You also probably do this for birthdays.