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I am totally fine paying a buck a game. If I found a pin around me, I'd be happy to pay that. If multiple pins were there, I'm happy to drop 20 bucks for a bit of entertainment. If it's the latest game, so much the better. And if there is a nice place to eat close by, I'll make it an afternoon.
Quoted from dcannan:When I first saw your post, I thought, what about the guy raising three kids like I did. Then I remembered in the eighty's I'd start each kid and my self with a roll of quarters, and usually ended up getting more before we were done.
Good point
Oh those were good times. For me it was the early 80s, and I'd go into Fun and Games in Framingham MA with 10 bucks. I could walk around for 20 minutes looking at machines with a roll of quarters in my pocket. Then I'd finally pick my first game and tear into the orange goodness that was that roll of quarters. Good times.
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