The trick is to be poor. Cos then u don't even have any money to start any hobby to begin with.

All good, already spent it 👍

This is the way

So far I have only spent £200 on 40k because I'm such a slow painter that I'm still on the starter set 7 months later. Procrastinating saves a lot of money.

40K, not even once.

If you’re into dumb shit then it is a lot of fun, though, and a great creative outlet. Expensive as fuck, though.

Not saying dumb shit in an insulting way, my favorite genre of anything is dumb shit.

Thanks for reminding me I need to sell all my diy eliquid flavors

Literally just did this tonight. My gf wanted a button maker, so we bought a 40$ one on Amazon. Opened it up. Looked at it, packed it back up and did a return to buy a 70$ model.

The dice goblin cannot be satiated. Just a few more....

Golf was $100 a round then it turned 4k into new clubs. I wish $500 is where it stopped

don't call me out... i spent around $150 to not have to spend $200 on a new controller... AND i can reuse it for other stuff! leave me alone!!!

Buy once cry once, then cry again when the landlord asks where the rent money is

Not me looking at buying a onewheel before I've ever stepped on one....

Damn, mid sentence inflation...

Alternatively if it's a hobby you do at home, realize that nearest big library has all those niche equipments lying somewhere and you can borrow it for a month + 3 extension months twice a year.

😂 try eMTB...

You want frustration that you'll pay for? Try gum bichromate alternative photography.

Ouch! Hey

This is why I try to stick with "hobbies" that only use things I already have access to, like pencils & paper, computer & internet, the outdoors, my own body, etc