Theoretically speaking, of course. It was just a representation for how little content Bungle has actually given us over an extended period of time. I'd be legit impressed if you managed to make minimum wage for 25 years.

You have 57 days of playtime and that's assuming you haven't deleted any characters. Even if you've been playing since beta that's pretty good value based on what you spent for the games.

Most of the content I play is PvP. I only play this game because I have yet to buy a lot of other games to play.

No matter how you look at it though you have gotten your money's worth and then some.

I look at "getting my money's worth" as being more than satisfied with a product and how well it does what it's supposed to do. Destiny has been just barely satisfactory about 50% of the time. Think of it like this. Let's say Minecraft (love the game, as simple as it is) is a Porsche 911 Carrera 4S, and Destiny is a used, 1997 Hyundai Sonata. The Porsche is giving me my money's worth because it does what I want it to, and it does it with near-flawless performance-- along with some extra stuff that I didn't expect. The Hyundai doesn't give me my money's worth because it performs the bare minimum with less-than-flawless performance.