let me ask this.........do you have a family? Do you have parents or siblings? If so how about doing something for them. How about taking them out to dinner or buying them a small present to show them your appreciation. Take them to the movies or go to the lake and have a bar-b-q. OR spend it on the item you were originally contemplating on buying.
This year i got a fat tax return($4,800) but instead of blowing it off on things i only WANT but don't need(i.e. car stereo system, home theater,trip to vegas, xbox 360, rims & lower suspension, HDTV LCD screen, dv camcorder, etc etc) instead i spent money on my fiance, a trip to humbolt county(eureka&arcata), new clothes for myself, gave mom & pops some cash, gave my yung brothers $50 each(that's alot for them), gave flowers my future mother-n-law(big points right there!), had a great dinner w/ both sides of the family at this mexican restaurant(bill was thru the roof but our stomachs were satisfied, we laughed our asses off, we bonded w/ da family, and we had a great time), and i put the rest of the money we had left in my savings account for emergency purposes and to save money for my son's college tuition.
Some people manage money differently as others and what each person those with their money is their personal business......
here's something that i learned from my college professor "it's not how much you make, it's how much you keep"......i never thought that i would learn something valuable from the most boring teacher on campus.........
and for all you youngs kids........INVEST IN SOME STOCKS!!!!!!! That's where the money is!!! My homie had a couple shares for sysqo systems and when he graduated from already had 20 g's waitin for him(he didn't sell it....he's still holding onto it). It's risky but you gotta do your homework and invest in the best company.......