Why does nobody mention how a random guy at a game night in Tulsa changed how I pick games?
Last Friday I sat down at a board game night in Tulsa and got stuck next to a retired teacher named Walt. He looked at my stack of five new games and said, "You own a lot of games you play once." That hit me hard because he was right, and I had 3 games still in shrink wrap on my shelf from Christmas. Now I'm thinking of capping my shelf at 40 games and only buying ones I've played twice already. How do you all stop yourself from buying the new hotness?