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"Profit or Loss?"

Sorry if this is not very Christmassy, or against the spirit, but the business-man side of my head has come into play here... Dunno why..

Did you make a profit or a loss on your presents this year?

I got presents totalling £130
And I recieved presents totalling £190...

£60 in the bag :-D

What aboot you?

Profit, I only buy immediate family presents so I didnt spend a lot.

sister - £25
Dad - £15ish
Mum - £25

so £65ish (I dont have a job any more so thats the best I could do!)

So I got about £100 of presents from my parents and then the rest of the stuff from my uncles and stuff who I dont buy presents for because I rarely see them.

So a profit.

Loss for me:

I bought presents totalling approx £160

Recieved presents totalling approx £140

Still Im not complaining

I spent around £80 on presents and recieved at least £300 worht of presents and some of that was in cash £180. Definitely a profit for me although I'm only 16 so I have no income and the younger you are the more presents you get anyway...traditionally.

Sorry if this is not very Christmassy, or against the spirit, but the business-man side of my head has come into play here... Dunno why..

Did you make a profit or a loss on your presents this year?

I got presents totalling £130
And I recieved presents totalling £190...

£60 in the bag :-D

What aboot you?