Tim Dillon argues that purchasing high-end experiences and luxury goods is a desirable and worthwhile challenge for people with addictive personalities.

“I like to try to get into the the best place because it's a challenge so whatever yeah so it's like you'd want a seafood tower that like prince loved yeah that was delicious yeah great and that was that's your eight ball I want the last thing Michael Jackson ate yeah I want the last sushi piece of n”

Paul Virzi holds the view that spending money on luxury items like first-class travel and high-end sneakers is necessary for personal satisfaction, despite his wife's concerns.

“That will be the last luxury I give up if everything collapses on me I will I will sell the Bentley I don't care I will never go back to coach I won't fly yeah I just will drive to gigs like I don't like you're never going in the back of the plane once you get to first it's I can't go to the back it”