I went to pay my rent, and there was a sign on the door saying that the office moved to a new building
I went to the new building which felt awkward because I don't like new
... and the front was covered with doors
. Only one set of doors worked and the rest were locked or fake >_>. So I felt like a moron trying each set of doors to find the right ones since I knew people were inside
Also, I got a game today, and while I'd love to open it, feel this stupid knowledge that it costed $70 that I could be saving... so I may most likely take it back despite it being a Resident Evil game. Lace-Bane loves Resident Evil games and hasn't bought an actual retail game since last year
Edit: Returning it. $70 is too much for a game, as is $60, as is $50... $40 might be reasonable >_>. I may get the occasional game a friend wants to play, but from now on, I'm not bothering to stay on top of games... actually, I'd say I'm practically retiring from gaming. About 99% of new games just aren't fun without friends, and what that says, is that the human interaction is their strong point, and not the games themselves. It's proven that asking so much for a game is greed, when no matter how good the game is, that it will go down to $20 or less in new condition eventually :/
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