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Old 04-11-2025, 03:12 PM
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I treat hobby purchases as (new word) Heirvestments.

Although I am cheap and, except for rare occurrences, always look for turnaround value in anything I buy (in other words, were I to immediately sell something I just bought, I'd be able to realize a profit on it), but I actually have no interest in selling anything.
In essence, my motivation is to enjoy the stuff I have while I'm still here, but have a collection that continues to grow in value, so when I'm gone my inheritors could have a decent payday.*



*Yes, they will probably (with complete disinterest) liquidate everything quickly and turn it into a deceased loss for me.
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