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Not all of them, but I don't have a ton.
My wife and I are in serious need of a new bed. I have some back issues and nerve damage from the military, she has neck issues and constant tension headaches from a car accident when she was a teenager. Our current bed has no support and it's sagging where we sleep. Last summer we decided that we were going to buy a new bed and did tons of research and tried several out. We put a Sleep Number bed on layaway but we've only paid a couple hundred bucks so far.
The last few weeks we've been sleeping horrible, tossing all night, getting only a couple hours of decent sleep. We wake up with headaches and I can't even sit up, I have to roll out of bed. I'm in less pain after sleeping on our couch. We're going to use our tax return toward the bed but it's a small return, paying for about a third of what we owe.
I don't have a job currently, so saving for it would put the bed probably 6 months out. If I sell a few guns, we'll be able to buy the bed, mattress protector, sheets, and comforter (we're upgrading from a queen to a king). There is the obvious downside. While the bed is a huge priority to my wife, guns are not. If I sell the guns, I don't foresee replacing them any time soon (probably a couple years). I'm already trying to sell some other stuff but I don't think I can nickel and dime my way to the new bed very quickly.
My wife and I are in serious need of a new bed. I have some back issues and nerve damage from the military, she has neck issues and constant tension headaches from a car accident when she was a teenager. Our current bed has no support and it's sagging where we sleep. Last summer we decided that we were going to buy a new bed and did tons of research and tried several out. We put a Sleep Number bed on layaway but we've only paid a couple hundred bucks so far.
The last few weeks we've been sleeping horrible, tossing all night, getting only a couple hours of decent sleep. We wake up with headaches and I can't even sit up, I have to roll out of bed. I'm in less pain after sleeping on our couch. We're going to use our tax return toward the bed but it's a small return, paying for about a third of what we owe.
I don't have a job currently, so saving for it would put the bed probably 6 months out. If I sell a few guns, we'll be able to buy the bed, mattress protector, sheets, and comforter (we're upgrading from a queen to a king). There is the obvious downside. While the bed is a huge priority to my wife, guns are not. If I sell the guns, I don't foresee replacing them any time soon (probably a couple years). I'm already trying to sell some other stuff but I don't think I can nickel and dime my way to the new bed very quickly.