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Message: <blockquote data-quote="SLE" data-source="post: 384501" data-attributes="member: 3889">IDK, do you drive anything more than a bicycle, have more than one shotgun and one rifle, do have have more than 1 pair of shoes? I mean why do you need anything to have more. Do you have a scope on your rifle, you really don't need one. Do you have a house with an extra bedroom, if it's only you and miss's you really shouldn't need more than just a 1 bedroom place. does your house have a garage? why, cars don't disintegrate sitting outside. Do you have a cell phone, the answer is yes and it's probably a newer iphone or android. why??? it's not a need, it's a convenience of life.Very few things can be boiled down to need. When you get down to it just about everything is a want. The want to be better, more comfortable, the want for more convenience , the want to maximize ones time, it's all a want. If we lived on need alone we'd still be in the stone age folks.It's no different than old cars, golf, hunting, quilting, frizbee golf, wood working, gardening, cooking,  or any other hobby. People get passionate about something and they are willing to chase that passion. Spending money on things that provide more convenience, comfort, ability, reliability, to make life more enjoyable and easier is all a want and I don't see an issue with that. It's ok to want more and to want better. Choose your passion, choose where you want to spend your money, but don't condemn others because the pot and the kettle aren't that far apart.</blockquote>

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