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Quoted from asay:The way the market is now, it's pretty much impossible for anyone my age (I'm 22) to get into the hobby.
There are loads of good starter games available for far less than $5-8K. "The hobby" isn't just NIB games, it's the early SS gems for $500 too.
I love playing Chris' pins. Chris, any plans to shake up the lineup for fall at Town Hall?
I do have a couple games at home, but I wish I could play on location more. It does usually take league or some other event to get me in the city for pins, but if there was anything on location in my immediate neighborhoods (Alexandria/Arlington) I'd be out there all the time. Pins wake up the family after a certain hour (small house 
). I can be as loud as I want at a bar, and play a much bigger variety of games.
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Alexandria, VA