>In the Shroom. straight up " 'jakking it". and by "it", haha, well. let's justr say. My soy
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This is a clock I made recently, it was very expensive to make and I want for people to see it so I don't regret making it or something yeah
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I went to the cinema yesterday and the audio sucked. I don't go to the cinema to see the movie as fast as possible, I go there to watch the movie in the best way possible. I don't like subjecting myself to the worse experience if I have the ability to go for the better one. Why would I, with my resources, with my time, willingly choose the worse option? This applies to every single aspect of my life. Why would I eat worse food? Why would I drive a worse car? Why would I wear worn out clothes? Hang around bad people? Make bad decisions? Do things that are frowned upon? The limit is usually money but so is effort one's willing to put into these kinds of things. The little things matter to me, together they contribute to the quality of my life. Over a year ago I bought nice IEMs, not long after I also bought a nice pair of speakers. Over time I began using the IEMs less and less, until I bought a subwoofer. The IEMs are useless to me now. I can't, no matter how hard I try use them. There is a mental block- again, with the question: "Why would I subject myself to the worse experience?". If I become aware of a thing that I could improve, I do everything I can to improve it. That's the second limit- ignorance. How could I possibly choose the better thing if I don't even know it exists? In that case ignorance is bliss, isn't it? If the second limit is defeated, I either spend money or hit the first limit. Oh how wonderful were the times when I didn't know I was getting the short end of a stick! I wouldn't call this a curse, it's just one of many principles that make me me.
 
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