I'm really looking forward to Christmas since the day after my birthday
when, after I've been looking forward to my birthday.
After my birthday, I just look forward to Christmas, even though it's August.
To somebody whose working, it's a relief.
I'm not working, so I can have a couple of days off, so I can enjoy myself!
I suppose that's why it is. I can spend time...
I can actually be at home with the kids.
What I look forward to is when you come down with your family
and just see all the presents everywhere.
I suppose, as soon as Summer's just about to finish,
then you start thinking about Christmas.
So, it's a long time...
I talk to my parents about what I want for Christmas.
Sometimes I get on their nerves.
When we were little, it was Electronic Battleships,
and I wanted it because my friend across the road had got it.
But now, it's the new Playstations and Nintendos which are £400 or £500.
I thought of all the things I asked for, it came up to about £1000.
I thought, God, I put a load of pressure on my parents now,
because they can't get me all this.
They'll think I'll be disappointed because they can't get me what I asked for.
If I had to, I would think about going into debt,
just to get them what they wanted.
You just wish your children would come past and say I would like...
a dress for Christmas, or I'd like a packet of sweets for Christmas.
Kids want a lot more for Christmas,
my mum was talking to me the other day,
she said all she was expecting was a box of crayons and a drawing book.
Yes, we have a lot less money wise, but we still got what we wanted.
The best Christmas present I've ever had was my computer.
I have had it for a couple of years and I still never stop using it.
A toy gun was the main thing for me.
I used to spend all my time with this toy gun,
lying in front of my gate waiting for someone to walk past.
I could lie there for hours, waiting for somebody to come past
I always remember that nobody ever came past.
I expect lots of things because all my mates talk about it at school.
Plus it's on TV, it's everywhere.
Everywhere you go, it's about making people buy you stuff, so you expect it.
You don't want your kids to have less.
In fact, you want them to have a little bit more.
Impossible, with them wanting to go to school and to be able to say,
I've got a Playstation 16, you've probably a Playstation 3.
They want more every year, there's never going to be an end to it.