I just checked out those AMG grills. That seems to be in the reasonable zone of really investing in a lifelong grill. If I had a poolside kitchen that was covered and a big family that I spent lots and lots of time that would be on the top of the list. The Napoleon has a cool searing side burner that you can also cook in a pan/pot. The rotisserie will also be fun to use. I have a 36in Viking range top with 4 burners and a 12 in grill inside so have been very lucky the past 12 years. It is absolutely amazing but sometimes I need more space or just don't want to have all the mess inside. Cooking is a close 2nd for my hobbies/passions. My daughter is having a sleepover tonight and these 12 yo girls got table side guac and head-on cooked shrimp cocktail for apps with a homemade pizza coming later.
Audiophile frame of mind
It amazes me how I can justify my audio purchases and don't think much about them with something costing several thousand dollars. I know this goes with any hobby but I had a funny thought over the weekend. The last OEM part of my system that I have been considering an upgrade is power cables. I only have a couple random low end audioquest cables that I got as part of purchases several years ago. Shunyata recently launched two new lines, Gamma and Theta. I was thinking about the Gamma and to start with my monoblocks for the first 2 cables of a system that needs 6 total. It would cost about $1300 for those 2. That is the same cost of a nice Weber stainless steel grill with a side burner. I couldn't go forward with getting an official quote on the cables. Looks like I will be grilling in style this summer!
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