jonnynobody
Well-Known Member
It's not about conservation so much as it's about grasping the concept of waste. Some of the richest people in the world are the biggest cheap skates you'll ever find on the planet. Sure some are ridiculous with their spending, but most are very conservative. That's how they got rich. Not wasting. Warren Buffet is one of the wealthiest people in the world. His last estimated net worth was 88 billion dollars. He bought a house in Omaha, Nebraska in 1958 for $31,500. With 88 billion dollars of net worth Warren Buffett still lives in that same home. He drives a Cadillac, not a Bugatti. He orders breakfast from the drive thru at mcdonald's when he's in a hurry to the office. Mr. Buffett is a man that understands waste and value more than almost any other person on the planet. That's why he's worth 88 billion dollars. The point is waste is never going to be defined as anything other than a loss and losses are no good for any individual.
I'd love to get a volcano for vaporizing. My buddy had one back in the day and I only hit it once, but I was very impressed with both the satisfaction and high without all the resin in my lungs. Last I checked those babies were like $400. Too steep for me. Very awesome units though.
