Do you spend more...or less

[zog]

Since I've started to read TERB regularly, I have become much more informed about my options in this hobby. I've found out about providers I would never have known about and read reviews which encouraged me to try new and different things.

I certainly feel that the entertainment value of my hobbying has gone up noticeably.

But looking back over the last few months, I think I've actually spent less on hobbying than I did during the months before.

What seems to have happened is that I'm I am better informed and make better choices. I'm spending "smarter" not "bigger".

I'm having good experiences more consistently and, as a result, I am able to hobby less, but derive more enjoyment.

Thanks Guys!!!

So what do you think?

Zog.

 

[geo68]

Waste less...

I voted spend less, but really I spend as much but get better value--not as much hit or miss...TERB has helped!

 

[Goober Mcfly]

But looking back over the last few months, I think I've actually spent less on hobbying than I did during the months before.

What seems to have happened is that I'm I am better informed and make better choices. I'm spending "smarter" not "bigger".

I'm having good experiences more consistently and, as a result, I am able to hobby less, but derive more enjoyment.

Thanks Guys!!!

*cough* Donation to Fred *cough*

 

[homonger]

Because of terb, I am hearing about more and more girls that I want to f**k, so I am spending way more. But I don't plan on having any heirs and you can't take it with you, right?

 

[Berlin]

in my case, more or less the same. The limited time I have available for hunting hasn't changed; since discovering terb, I have had the most bang for the buck sp's experince ever since I picked up this hobby. The info I gathered here does help a lot.

 

[drlove]

My spending habits have remained unchanged. The only difference is, thanks to TERB, I'm a better informed hobbyist.

 

[Hornet]

I currently spend less (haven't hobbied in a month now - my own choice). But with this board's info I initially spent more - the hunt factor, armed with good information. After awhile the leads turn out to be either bang on or do not live up to standards. Also, after awhile you exhaust many of those leads to the point where you've seen a larger proportion of your desired "type". This leads to you settling down to a few you frequent regularly and less searching/hunting - ie more selective spending (less spending).

My 2 cents.