Mega dollar systems. 200k on up. What are their professions?

@chicagoblue1977  The pattern is the same for each one of them. One gets banned, the next pops up (i.e. Sugabooger went away a couple of days ago, and this one shows up). Prolific posting for each alternate personality (10-20 posts per day) for the extent of the stay. Posting style is the same. This one came in yesterday and has 14 posts. The vast majority of posts are argumentative and condescending. Every one of these characters are hardline objectivist. It is really not that hard to figure out.

csmgolf, you make a good case. Do like I said, report him. We got one post removed. Next is to keep bugging the mods until they wake up to what you posted above. So it is good you make us all aware, but mostly we need to make the mods aware. As I just pointed out to them, there are only so many IP addresses the guy can use. 
Meantime:
1. Ignore
2. Report

I have hit/won over 60 times playing State lottery and scratch offs. I think, as of last year I was up over $362k. I reinvest it in Audio, music, sports cars and travel. So what I spend is of no consequence to me. I am also professionally trained in stocks, options and crypto.  Playing with the "houses $$" makes it all seem like an exciting game/hobby of leisure. 

What do care with what others do with their funds?
I grew up in a  very low middle class neighborhood. Only a few of us that I know of became successful and financially independent through hard work and education. Many of my friends from childhood would likely cringe to see the stuff I spend money on.
 America offers EVERYONE the greatest opportunity for financial freedom and success that the world has ever known. It doesn't just land in your lap, you have to apply yourself and take advantage of the vast opportunities that are just waiting for you to snatch them up. No excuses needed.

meh

I think there is probably a distinction that can be drawn between someone spending >$200k system and someone spending that same amount on a single component (such as the TT mentioned by the OP).

Still, though, it’s tough to apply logic (financial, time or otherwise) to things you are passionate about (e.g., music, travel, cars, watches, sports, etc)

Case in point, I went to a big box home store on Friday to buy some new lawn equipment.  Spent $250 and felt ill afterwards.   If someone told me a $250 bag of magic powder improved bass response if sprinkled in each corner of my listening room, I’d buy 4 bags and not even blink.

Queue the responses offering said magic powder...