[jplr8922]

In my view, 'experiences' (time) are alway related to 'things' (assets) :

- The experience of sleep requires a bed

- The experience of cooking requires groceries and kitchen tools

- The experience of being an elite requires a fancy diploma

And if the experience does not requires an asset, it is usually because you are borrowing (lending) the asset of another party

- The experience of consulting a psyghologist requires him to have a diploma

- The experience of traveling requires the airline business to maintain a fleet

- The experience of creating a startup to change the world requires borrowed equity at a given rate

I plan to discuss this stuff in my upcoming newsletter about personal finance. People who are all about 'buying experiences not things' are usually priviledged hot heads whose social and professional situation allow them pay high borrowing fees in order to not deal with the logistic of managing their own assets.