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- Yes, but not just them. I enjoy collecting many things. For some reason, since childhood, it seemed to me that there is something fundamental about it for human existence. It may sound absurd, but owning things is still more pleasant than not owning them, and it's even better when they have a special meaning for you, and then even a simple stone, even if it is useless in itself, will be more valuable than a mountain of gold.
—A perfectly wise statement! —the student nodded in agreement. —With your permission, I will save it in my memory for future social interactions. Undoubtedly, such a view of hobbies and collecting can give someone the missing life inspiration. —having fixed the last phrase in his mind, he decides to add his own thought: —I think it's great when you find spiritual satisfaction in seemingly small things, from which, by the power of your mind and imagination, you build a unique, multifaceted hierarchy. I haven't had such an opportunity yet, but you should always expect changes for the better. And for now, can I have one card from each set, please? —he counts out 15 gems.