Even
though I'm a toy collector, I actually live a normal life and I'm
pretty much like everybody else, especially when it comes to matters
concerning my finances. I work eight hours a day, five days a week so
that I can provide for my family, save for the future, and buy the
things that I need and want. I sacrifice blood, sweat, and tears to earn
every penny I can and that's the reason why when I spend, I always want
to get the most bang for my buck. I'm a quality freak, no doubt, but
I'm the type who's willing to pay a premium for class and that's where
my love-hate relationship with Hasbro manifests. It's no secret that I'm
a sucker for Hasbro products. In fact, all of the toy lines that I
religiously pursue are from Hasbro. If you've been following this site
for a while, then you probably know by now just how much I dig the
company's properties and licenses. Though I seldom encounter
quality-related issues when it comes to Joes and TFs, I really can't say
the same for MUs. Marvel Universe figs are usually hit-or-miss and the
type of plastic used in making a certain figure plays a big part in
determining whether that particular figure is a hit or a miss. The
unfortunate thing is, we end up paying the same steep amount for the
figures regardless of the type of plastic used in making them.
