Ok, here's the deal. I have £320, £100 of that is in real money, £220 is credit notes for gamestation (Credit notes would be worth £220 so I can get what I want from Gamestation to a budget of £220).
So I'm wondering what to do.
Possibility 1
I could buy the PSP this friday, deducting £180 from my £320, leaving me with £140. For Christmas, I get £100 of my parents. £100+£140=£240. £40 christmas money of relatives and friends, means I have enough to get the Xbox 360 for christmas. Leaving me with around £60-80. Then I can get a game for PSP and game for Xbox 360. And have no money left until my Birthday in February. £100 for my bday aswell to spend on games, DVD's or other stuff.
Possibility 2
I could not buy the PSP on Friday. I would put £220 towards the 360 for a Christmas present, then £40 from my parents (We put £20 deposit for preorder) and then they buy me a 360 game aswell. This would leave me with £100 from my £320. Then I get an estimated £100 money from friends and family, inwhich I have £200. £80 goes towards the PSP to get for my bday in Feb, and then £120 to spend on random stuff, games, DVD's etc. Then in february I get a PSP and games.
What should I do?
1 or 2?





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