Gentlemen I saw a post from Robert Basualdo an Argentinian content creator. Who posed an intriguing question and I wanted to hear your take on it. So I translate his post here for you. Let me know your thoughts. “I’m sure this happens to you too. A perfume arrives, you try it, and within a minute you’re already looking for the next one. It’s the damn endless cycle. A fragrance shows up, you spray it for the first time — that first atomization feels unique. But without realizing it, our mind is already thinking about the next fragrance, and so we keep adding one, and another, and another. And that feeling that one is always missing never goes away. You have ten, fifteen, twenty — even a hundred perfumes — and you’re still watching reviews, checking discounts, looking for the next release. In the end, we’re not chasing the perfect perfume, but that dopamine rush you get from opening the bottle and smelling something new. Because as long as we keep running after that high, the list will never end. What do you think — is it passion, addiction, or just part of the game?” https://www.instagram.com/reel/DOowRO7kQss/?igsh=MW0zbXUzZ3dwbWw4ag==https://www.instagram.com/reel/DOowRO7kQss/?igsh=MW0zbXUzZ3dwbWw4ag==

After the arctic few weeks we've had, even here in North Carolina, it feels like spring today, so I'm sampling my second Xerjoff fragrance today. On the top, bright, clean, citrus, but then within just a few minutes, I'm noticing the mint, too. I really like that combination. Unfortunately for my credit card, I've liked both of the Xerjoff bottles I've sampled (this and Naxos). Now I have to decide if I can justify the price. Anyone want to bet I find a justification?