Quoted from ardvark666:

This my friends is referred to as "Privilege." And I laugh at anyone who feels that they are special for owning any pinball machine. I'm not saying not to preserve them at all. But perhaps your entire smug life needs to be checked by a sudden "loss in market value" if you are in over your head. They are pinball machines for crying out loud. These machines you drool over. They were social creatures at one point. Made to be played and enjoyed by anyone with a pocketful of quarters. It's the same people who bitch about games on "route" being a shame. You mean it's a shame that regular, common, uninitiated people are touching your precious commodity. I may be new here but I am not new to pinball. It's like complaining that the 20 year old car you just purchased was driven for 19 of the 20 years. Enjoy the hobby. Go out and play some in the wild. I grew up on it that way. They were not meant for rich people to hoard and sell to the highest bidder. These machines are overinflated and it's time for the loyalists and purists to hammer that market back down. Go back to Wall Street if you feel you were robbed by the pinball community. Wall Street would never do that to anyone. Oh wait...

Quoted from o-din:

This is so awesome!