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<blockquote> For real...I've found that once you pass your pricing ceiling, it just keeps stepping up from there...not necessarily rapidly but over the course of say, five years, it's quite easy to see one's pricing ceiling double or triple in height. Once you pass, say, that $100 bar, it becomes easier to do it again the next time and so far. </blockquote> I agree with this, I never thought I'd spend more than 50 for a record. Then one day I splurged to 70, then it was 90, then a few months ago it was maybe 130 for something, then the heatrock auction came along... Same thing happened with sneakers though. I used to say I would never go over a hundred for a pair, now it's a treat if I can score something good for under a bill and I'm routinely shelling out 150-300 for pairs. Just so they can sit in a box for a few years before I'm ready to wear them. That's how it is with anything money-related. Once you hit a certain level, it's not such a big deal to operate at that level anymore and you look higher. Vicious cycle.

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