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Debt is risk. It’s committing future, unearned dollars. Sure things are fine now. But if you get laid off or have a family emergency, you’re gonna wish you hadn’t committed to those payments. And sure, pinball is mostly liquid, now. Will it be if there’s a downturn? I don’t risk it.
Quoted from ctozzi:This is great option if you buy a game, hate it, then sell it basically for free. Unless you sell it for a big time loss.
So it’s a great option unless it’s not a great option. Got it.
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