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 eBay and Amazon are my favorites. I don’t earn so much, so I always pay attention to what I buy, before spending my money. For that, eBay and Amazon are the best: eBay offers such a large variety of items, you wouldn’t believe, and Amazon has the best prices. Anytime I want to buy something, my first stop is on eBay to see their special offers.

 Now, I need an mp3 player. I have checked everything that is on the market till I have found the one I want. The only problem seems to be its price. It’s expensive for me, and I cannot spend so much on it. The solution: eBay and Amazon offer the mp3 player I want, at a price I can afford.

 The desired model is the iriver e100 mp3 player . Apart from having everything I need, it also has a radio tuner and card slot. Of course I could buy the player at the stores nearby, but their prices are way too high. I’m glad my mum doesn’t know I spend more on electronics than on food, otherwise she would insist on moving back home. What she doesn’t know, cannot hurt her, can it?

My girlfriend would agree with my mother, I think, so I don’t tell her about everything I buy either. She wouldn’t make me move back home, but she would find some way to make me sorry. She’s really happy because I told her she can use it too, so she already knows about this one, but she doesn’t know about my Xbox, or my new pair of headphones. Why would she?

 I’m contemplating buying a new Xbox controller that has just come out on the market. I’m thinking about some way of convincing her that I need it too, but first I’d have to confess that I already bought an Xbox. This could make her crazy, and she might tear it down, as she did with my Playstation2, but it’s worth the risk, isn’t it?