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I mentioned what it was worth to expose the folly that it would cost $70 of Ethereum compute power (if it was on-chain) for something worth so little.

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It's not on chain, so that's really an apples to oranges comparison.

I just found the gravitation to it's value is interesting. With that thinking, does one think about the worth of their ticket stub after spending $70 on concert tickets?

When you go to the movies, you hand over your ticket, they tear off the stub, and hand the stub back to you. If they instead threw them both in the trash, but offered you the stub for “only” $70 on top of your ticket price, would you still feel the same way?

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