>Be me and going into 2022
>Really into audio, computers, games, and anime
>Finally get into a "comfortable" spot with my hobbies having dropped large sums into each of them.
>See $1000 Kusanagi (NSFW) and no longer satisfied.
>Not problem, single no kids at time
>See amazing $200 Blackrock
>Still fine, really I am, so add to pre-orders
>See With Fans! Milim went back into production, debate it vs Phat . . . decide Phat knee looks weird and pull trigger.
>I'm good, yep, totally, I can stop when I want.
>Find badass Railgun
>I'm sweating a bit.
>Pre-ordered, three Ikea cases will be full, I'm done.
>Meet GF.
>GF moves in within month.
>Rent goes up 12%.
>Fuck that, try buying house.
>First offer fails due to cash bid by investment firm, FML
>Find one and somehow get it without getting swooped by Blackrock and co. at 32% increase over past two years. Will probably be a bit underwater in collapse but reasonable enough it should still recover for area (~$20K-35K temp "loss" expected).
>Wipe my savings getting house and stuck at shit interest rate but better than renting, finally get equity and various tax write-offs. GF happy.
>Student loan forgiveness gets extended and clears, only two years left to clear $40K of debt
>Work tells us we can start working from home, save on gas money and whatnot
>Things looking up
>Some time goes buy . . . pre-orders moved up
>Start having back and ass pain, realize cheap Office Depot chair is fucking me
>Find local office furniture dealer, decide on Global Obusforme XL at around $1000 kitted out - will be in in two months but will fit my fat ass even better than Leap Plus (probably)
>GF demands new fridge
>Ceiling fan having issues in bedroom I have to fix
>Wiping out savings a second time
