Quoted from kpg:Thanks for this man. I hate it when people say this stuff too. I regret posting the pic of my garage, easy for people to make assumptions.
I grew up with nothing. I dropped out of high school at 17 and got my GED to start my career and life early because I wanted to move out and live on my own. I kicked ass with blood sweat and tears to get to where I am now. I don't care how much my cars cost, my home, whatever- $8,000 is a lot of money for a pinball machine, then top that off with $5,000 for a playfield advance is kind of lame. I know what it's like to make a dollar. Nothing changes that- why? I wasn't handed anything in my life. This is hard earned money I'm talking about here, so of course I'm upset at the situation like we should ALL be.
Look, it's just a game.
Sure, I probably shouldn't have posted on here about it right away but I thought I should mention because many of you are following my situation on this thread.
I'm going to work with Gary on this and probably not update details from this point on until things get resolved.
I know this will get worked out. Putting it lightly, I think my issues may just be with the middle man/dealer side at this point so I'll just utilize Gary at this point, I'm sure he's going to make this right.. he definitely seemed like a pretty cool guy.
Good on you man. kpg has not come off pretentious at all so let's lay off some of the comments. Whether anyone has $1M or $1 in the bank is pointless regarding getting the issue fixed. Fronting $5k for the playfield swap is absolute BS. Whatever the Stern "cost", is what should be asked for. $5k is easily 2x cost in my estimate.