u/briankerin

For me its $40. I see alot of records I want that have been released in the last year that have been over this price point and I just cant do it. I watched the Alice in Chains ST re-release come out well above $40 I waited till it dropped and got it at $27. Right now im watching the new Modest Mouse and while im paying to see them live, I just can see myself paying above $40. Im not talking about used albums that have increased in value--only new. What's your price point you wont go above?

Here's my quick review of the event: This year's Comic Con was fantastic. I give it a 9/10. But for the John Ratzenberger panel where he disappointed kids and fans of his shows by asking an older woman "if she was on meds" for not getting her question perfect. Telling a young man asking about how to get into voice acting that, "there is no such thing as voice acting.." Also, by telling the crowd that "are probably mostly dems" and "living in a fantasy world." There were literally kids there to see the voice of the pig in Toy Story and this guy's dropping politics and monologing about how acting is dumb and you should read the Bible and get a trade job. I give his panel a 1/10 and hold no ill will towards the promoters for booking this guy as its hard to know who is and isn't a class act. Last years big booking in Doug Jones WAS a class act. Also everyones cosplay was fantastic. Cheer's sucks.

In case anybody has been seeing the $36 and waiting to see if it would go down. https://a.co/d/00vd0tn6