Not years, hours. While I'm on my 4th trip out for the day I'll bet he's already back home watching TV. Joking aside, I've definitely see the cost/hr add up b

Not years, hours. While I'm on my 4th trip out for the day I'll bet he's already back home watching TV. Joking aside, I've definitely see the cost/hr add up by purchasing new things that still have bugs to work out. The price might be $500, but I'll spend another $700 of time working on issues. I'm fine being a few months late to the party so I can conserve time for more important things. In the words of the characterized OP: "If it ain't broke, don't fix it"