Amos asked his mother whether they could have a video.
"I'm afraid we can't afford one," sighed his mother.
But on the following day, in came Amos, staggering beneath the weight of a brand-new video.
"How on earth did you pay for that?" gasped his mother.
"Easy, Mum," replied Amos. "I sold the television!"
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