You should, there is no shame in owning ANY pin.
Those that can’t imagine a pin being a fun experience the first time you play it are just probably used to letting others do their thinking.
I mean, if you had NEVER seen Popeye, wouldn’t you be intrigued by the large upper playfield? The mini game up there, the sweet boat apron? How about that Bluto lockup? How many balls can that thing hold, how does it work?
That used to be the fun, discovering NEW games for yourself, even if you were only discovering that they weren’t really that good.
Listening to know-it-all’s bash games and pick them apart before you even get to flip it is a real downer, and ruins what should be a good time for anyone that is playing ANY new pinball machine.