I am amazed at the lack of very basic manners when it comes to people being given items.
I'm on a holiday park just now, and had something that I offered on the site FB group last night, saying it was free, but needed to be collected ASAP. I got a reply saying 'What number?'. Not 'Yes please', or 'May I have it?', just 'What number?'. I replied, saying 'Does that mean you would like it?' and the reply was 'Yes' . This was followed by a PM asking my number, and could I hang onto it until it was convenient for him to collect it (I said no to that, as he was on the park too, we have had visitors here all day, and I wanted it out of the way).
He did say thank you when he picked it up, but I didn't know whether to be amused or annoyed at the rudeness of the exchange. I didn't expect effusive thanks, as if nobody wanted it it would have gone to the tip (I have a new one) but it was almost comical.
The last thing I gave away on the park had a similar response. Would I bring it to the forecourt to save her coming to me to pick it up? Erm, no. It's free - come and get it if you want it (it didn't need a car). If there was any possibility that collection could be difficult I would have delivered, but again, she was here, and you can walk from one end of the park to the other in ten minutes.