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Feel sorry for this dude. A lifetime collecting, imagine all the time organizing and buying these things, and the cost. Unless this goes for a lot over the init
by nestlequ1k 14y ago
Feel sorry for this dude. A lifetime collecting, imagine all the time organizing and buying these things, and the cost. Unless this goes for a lot over the initial asking price, he's sort of getting a raw deal.
Sad to see a life wasted like that. But I guess he isn't the only person whose lives video games have ruined (WoW).
- treeface 14y agoHow do you know this ruined his life?
- robryan 14y agoWho decides what is a worthy pursuit in life? Many would be envious of the amount of time he has had to spend on his passion.
- InclinedPlane 14y agoGo through your old tax returns for the last 10 years (or just extrapolate or use your memory). Add up all of your total gross income for those years then ask yourself where all that money has gone. The answer is: your life. If it was spent well, having fun, making friends, deepening relationships, making meaningful connections in life, etc. then it was worth it regardless of the cost. Money is just paper, the best use of it is in the service of creating happiness or well-being.
- h0w412d 14y agoWell said. But I have to point out that buying experiences gives far more happiness and satisfaction than buying things. Sure he might have had great times with friends and family through those video games, but that's still a lot of stuff.