We're I to ever get up to the 130 mark in that regard, I'd be happy AF.
How Much Is In Your Cellar ?
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I was gonna comment to that effect, but figured it wasn’t my place. I’m wondering just how much food it’d take to get you over that mark.
My required 4000 calories/day is already a stretch, I don't think it's possible unless my metabolism calms down.
After reading this thread…I should probably run away from this hobby. It’s like there are red flags but, instead of seeing them as warning signs, they are just waved at one another as a sign of greeting. I’m both impressed and terrified at the same time; as I’m checking sales and new stock online 
After reading this thread…I should probably run away from this hobby. It’s like there are red flags but, instead of seeing them as warning signs, they are just waved at one another as a sign of greeting. I’m both impressed and terrified at the same time; as I’m checking sales and new stock online
It’s not the tobacco that gets you, it’s the adjunct shit. Ask me why I now have a collection of fountain pens…
Safety razors, straight razors, shaving soaps and brushes, hair clippers, etc.
That's an old photo btw.
Only my spreadsheet and I know at this point. 
Only 31 pounds at this point. Plenty since I only smoke a few times a week.
In the old days these my tobacco penis is bigger than your tobacco penis had a lot more pizazz.
I just miss the photos. I’m “actively downsizing” mine. To date that has amounted to adding another pound.
At my current smoke rate of 1.25lbs a year my current stash will last 37.6 years. I do expect my consumption rate to increase considerably when I retire In 14 years. I also expect prices to go up and want to be in a position where I will not have to buy any after I retire. Although I am sure I will just have to try the latest small batch releases from time to time 
I was also amazed at how much prices went up on some blends in the last 4 years. Not to mention the Michigan 30% excise tax that went into effect .
I was also amazed at how much prices went up on some blends in the last 4 years. Not to mention the Michigan 30% excise tax that went into effect .
Haven't counted, but this much. The cardboard box is also filled with square Gawith and MacBaren tins.
I agree with everything you said and am in a virtually similar position across the board, except for I have a longer time to retire.At my current smoke rate of 1.25lbs a year my current stash will last 37.6 years. I do expect my consumption rate to increase considerably when I retire In 14 years. I also expect prices to go up and want to be in a position where I will not have to buy any after I retire. Although I am sure I will just have to try the latest small batch releases from time to time
I was also amazed at how much prices went up on some blends in the last 4 years. Not to mention the Michigan 30% excise tax that went into effect .
It must be in the water, since I'm not too far from your location.