Forgot about my drone and computers I build. Dam. Way to many hobbies. Drone is collecting dust since the new rules on transponders went into effect. Sucks buying radios, use them a bit to find out it just not what your looking for. Should have kept the IC 705 but it just wasn’t there for me.
Golf too. I recently got interested in golf and there is a hidden par-3 course near my house. So I played a game a few weeks ago and I stunk. The other day I felt rushed and was even worse and got disgusted after 3 holes and left. I may try again when I'm in a better mood but it amazes me the tons of money that people spend on clubs when I find the clubs were old 40 years ago that have been sitting in the basement forever seem to work when I do get focused. Then there are these country clubs$$$$$$$$$$$$$.
Forgot about that too. Spent $400 on a meade telescope, probably $1000 on eye pieces and yes, a camera to hook up to a laptop. Also, had a couple SxS, atv's. Bet most of us would be millionaires if we had NOT bought all these hobbies. Like they say, you can't take it with you so might as well enjoy it.
Or RVing. Been there, done that ... undid that! Not only are RVs themselves expensive to buy, they're expensive to own due to the cheaply made plastic accessories found in even the most expensive models. Lots of things need to be replaced frequently, and because those accessories and parts are specialized, you're charged more than they're worth. For example, one of those plastic plumbing fixtures can cost way more than the conventional brass or copper equivalent for home use. Plastic parts on the outside of the rig usually get brittle from exposure to UV and crack. RV water heaters and furnaces don't last forever, either, and are very expensive, as are RV fridges.
