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You just described Loss Aversion perfectly: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loss_aversion
Good move. Those teenagers or early twenties are now middle aged men with cash to spare for some nostalgia.
I am interested to have the auto update feature so I clicked the link of Omaha. I felt dizzy that it’s so complicated that the author (of the article, not of Omaha) is charging monthly subscription fee for helping you…