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nickr wrote:When I tell friends that I’ve spent over £900 on a coffee machine, they think I’m mad. Even on this forum there are some who think that £900 is too much, but think about it. An espresso machine is used at least once a day more or less 365 days per year. Most people now have a digital camera. Even if it only cost £200, on a per use basis that’s very expensive. Also in 5 years time my espresso machine will still be worth around £400 pounds on ebay. A 5 year old digital camera will probably not be worth selling. Camera’s are just one example – bicycles, boats, radio controlled aircraft, video camera’s, football even fishing. On a £/use basis these hobbies cost far more than our lovely shiny machines. I could go on about phones and ipods and ridiculous cars and Sky TV and………. but why bother, I’ve got coffee to make.
Davec wrote:1) Nick, fair comments and I don't regret a single penny I have spent on coffee over the years. It has given me a lot of pleasure, I love drinking it and I only which I hadn't waited so long to get decent kit!
2)Also for the s%^T you get in most coffee establishments and the price that you have to pay for a single cup, these home machines pay for themselves in no time....because I now rarely buy a coffee outside!
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