Can you really measure satisfaction/fun??

Money

The most valuable thing on Earth

I don't let anyone part with it for my sake unless I'm going to derive enjoyment from it.

That's why some games I wont get at 50 but I'll get for 30. Others like MLB Power Pros I would have welcomed a 200+ price tag because of how great it is.

Money is hardly the most valuable thing. However yes you can measure satisfaction and fun and it is no way tied to money.Xraydon

No, money is the most valuable thing in the world.

Just try to buy your next game with a pound of chicken and see how fast you're escorted out by security

This is how you measure fun.

This reminded me of one of my favorite Garfield strips:

This is how you measure fun.

SMR-Venom

Funs can not be measured by materials. Fun can only be described in amounts just like Love can be such as:

a little

a lot

massively

etc.

I think You could measure fun and pain by looking at hormones in the blood or so. If You can trust the person You could of course just ask. KungfuKitten

 What, like "how was that for you, dear?"

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I don't think we're talking about that kind of fun... ;)

How much my marks drop :P or how much sleep I lose.starmetroid

[QUOTE="Xraydon"]Money is hardly the most valuable thing. However yes you can measure satisfaction and fun and it is no way tied to money.Jaysonguy

No, money is the most valuable thing in the world.

Just try to buy your next game with a pound of chicken and see how fast you're escorted out by security

[QUOTE="Jaysonguy"]

[QUOTE="Xraydon"]Money is hardly the most valuable thing. However yes you can measure satisfaction and fun and it is no way tied to money.Wild_Card

No, money is the most valuable thing in the world.

Just try to buy your next game with a pound of chicken and see how fast you're escorted out by security

Ok

Next time you buy a game try to get it for friendship

Let me know how that works out for you