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So, I'm actually a big fan of digital. My disks don't get scratched, my tapes aren't lost under the bed, and I don't spill anything on my books.
That being said, I do feel the urge to collect things, and even though I'm not buying physical media, I see merch related to it and think "I should have that. I don't know what I'd do with it, but I should have it."
Fortunately, I'm too broke to act on these urges, but I totally understand them.