[quote name='Archaic']I don't intend this offensively at all, but when you spend 45 minutes (in addition to driving time) attempting to make a $9 profit, you may be somewhat addicted to this process.
About a year ago, I stopped going to GR altogether due to the fact that I was making an obsessive hobby out of it (and often not playing the games at all.) It can happen. Perhaps we should start up a CAG's Anonymous thread.[/QUOTE]
No offense taken - but in my defense, I had no idea it would take that long. It's not like, up front, he said, I'm going to be incompetant and slow and you'll be here a while

. In fact, I almost walked out at about 3 different times. But then I thought if I did that I would have diverted my time there FOR NOTHING. As it was, I ended up getting something out of it anyway

. I thought I'd be in and out in 10 minutes and it was only 1/2 mile out of my way to drive there.
But I agree with you on the no time for games thing. I was out doing game trades, etc (GR, Fry's, EB, 2 Blockbusters) from 7 till 9:30, then came home and helped get the kids to bed, then spent a few hours on CAG. Didn't get to play anything last night

. But that's OK. All the credit I'm building up is for the Wii + games - and even if I never play them (because then I'll be busy buidling up credit for a PS3) my kids will.
For what it's worth, that 2 1/2 hours of time netted me $8 in GR credit and $100 in EB credit for $36 of real money spent. Plus I stopped at Target and got stuff my wife wanted me to pick up while I was out

. But even if it doesn't work out to very much per hour (and in this case it wasn't bad), as you say, it is a hobby, so it doesn't need to be efficient or extremely profitable.