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What do you guys do that you can afford pinball?

By Trooper11040

4 years ago


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    #401 4 years ago
    Quoted from toyotaboy:

    i have a friend that drove a cement truck for 30 years, he just retired at 58. claimed he couldn't take it anymore.. supposedly liked the job, just didnt like the company he worked for.

    The older you get without establishing yourself as a boss or in a supervisory position, the more likely you are to be run out of a company (IMHO). Youger guys come in and if they can gun for the older guys w/o repercussion eventually it works in one way or another.

    #403 4 years ago
    Quoted from sbmania:

    I haven't read all of the posts so someone may have mentioned this before. But a couple of thoughts. Don't buy new in box pinballs, as they will likely lose some of their value at least in the short term. They are also very expensive initially as compared to used machines.!

    I feel ya on this, but I've had several used purchases turn into surprises with issues that weren't disclosed and made me wish I had just bought NIB. I know buying used is smart financially, but it's not always best for the feeling you should be getting when getting a new pin in your collection. Plus the consideration of travel time to pick up a used pin, the potential hassle, unknowns, etc. Not crapping on your advice, just adding that this is not always black and white.

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