Tim is a one of a kind man. I'm pleased that I was fortunate to do the pinball Summer Camp in 2013 and to volunteer twice in 2014. For those not in the know or that don't get it, the PHOF is not a business, it's a club which is open to the public. Most pinball people or people in general do not get that. You're welcome to visit, but have to have manners and enjoy it for what it is. For anyone that complains about the games/quality/condition... the act of complaining and $1.5 buys them a damn coca cola. PHOF could have benefited from people volunteering more, but most can't and or just wouldn't that were skilled/qualified enough to help. People complain about that "they should hire techs"! That's not the point of the place though... PHOF is one of a kind place and at all times games work more so than not. Lastly, it's not Tim's fault that any "newer" game doesn't hold up like older games historically do under heavy usage. Tim and the PHOF has been a great experience for me and have helped to be inspirations for my current activities in pinball.