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Old 28-12-2017, 07:57 PM #25
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No, it's up to an individual what they want to spend. If they save all year round to spend thousands then that's up to them.
That's because they can afford it which is okay.

I honestly don't get people though who put themselves in debt over Christmas presents, when I was a kid I would be happy with just a cheap toy, or a £1 Football, and I'm sure that most kids would still be happy with that today if their parents couldn't afford them the latest IPhone's or Playstation.
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