$40 [spoiler]WORTH ALL 4000 FVCKING PENNIES[/spoiler]

You gotta post it as $140 really. $60 game $20 crota $20 HoW $40 newer DLC ...getting all the DLCs and still not having a ghallorhorn, priceless.

I would rather buy two bottles of alcohol then waste money on a DLC that was supposed to be in the game from the get go. You must be a child if you think $40 is "nothing". #firstworldproblems #generation #ruining #country.

Have people forgotten that gaming is a luxury? Using sophisticated equipment to play incredible coding masterpieces is a luxury, not a right that everyone has.

East Rochester, New Hampshire: Samantha We are a one income family. My husband leaves for work at 6:00am and gets home at 10:00pm. I stay at home with our 7 year old son who has Autism, Anxiety with Intermittant Explosive Behavior Disorder, ADHD, and a heart defect. We are doing the best we can, but are always falling short on our mortgage. Our vehicles are 10 years old, but we can't afford to buy new. Since we bought our house nearly 6 years ago, the price of gas, & oil has risen drastically. Financially we are stretched so thin, and the stress is horrible. I am responsible for paying our bills, and I have been cardio-converted 2 times in the last 60 days because I'm constantly robbing Peter to pay Paul, but never paying Paul back, and I'm always worried about money. We can't afford to lose $40.00 a week. That's my grocery budget for my son's special food needs. That's my gas money for my son's weekly therapy appointments. The $40.00 helps us help our son. Really, we can't take much more. Please, please help it get better. We are hard workers, just trying to get by, but it seems as though we are always pushing against the tide, and it's only getting worse. Garfield, New Jersey: N. Wayne $40.00 puts gas in my 1997 suburban. Since my income has dropped dramatically, I cannot afford to buy a new fuel efficient automobile. I only drive to work, school, church, the store and to the Boys and Girls Club where I volunteer by coaching and mentoring children from the ages of seven to eighteen. $40.00 may not seem like a lot to you, however $40.00 provides a means for me to travel to coach, educate, and empower our today’s youth in two different communities. Santa Fe, New Mexico: Lysander I'm in college. $40 means my school books, food for a week, or a chance to take my girlfriend out for Valentine's Day. Jamestown, New York: Julie I am a single mother doing this all on my own...no child support ever!! $40 is just about a week's worth of gas in my car that gets me to work and my son to school and extra-curricular activities.$40 is just enough for the oil change that is due right now. $40 is the fresh fruits and vegetables I try to provide each week to make our meals more healthy...canned and frozen are just cheaper and last longer. $40 is enough to buy school lunches for a few weeks or groceries to pack lunch. $40 helps pay my utility bills. $40 a pay would be devastating, especially since I have not had a raise since 2008...everything else is skyrocketing while my wages stay the same. Taking more from me takes more from my son and I just cannot afford it. I need to provide for my son and help him lead a safe, healthy and happy life. Lexington, North Carolina: Judith I use my $40 from the tax cut to buy gas. The price has increased so much in the recent weeks, that without that $40 I would be walking or staying at home. After working on my feet in a pharmacy for over 20 years, I would prefer not to walk too much! I depend on the $40 to help me get around. I hope the ladies and gentlemen in Washington will let the working Americans keep this tax cut. Grafton, North Dakota: Diann It would mean deciding whether to pay my day care or to get medicine for my sick child or deciding whether to pay the auto insurance. These are not my circumstances but those of people I know well. North Canton, Ohio: Thomas Gas prices hurt our family. I drive 40 miles a day just to get to work and back. I drive a paid in full "99" great gas mileage car and if I lost $80.00 a month There will be no weekend trips, no summer vacation because that is the amount of cash we put back a month. So the places we go will not receive our spendable income to help their families prosper. We, the average Americans, need a break! Drumright, Oklahoma: Tabatha $40 a paycheck means that my daughter can play soccer with her friends. $40 a paycheck means that my husband can pay his co-payment to the doctor. $40 a paycheck means gas in our car so that we are able to pick up my step-son during our weekend visitation. $40 a paycheck means we might be able to cook a full meal instead of something quick and cheap. $40 a paycheck means that my husband can attend classes to further his education and that I can get to work on a dialy basis. $40 a paycheck means I can buy my daughters their makeup and other beauty products. $40 means A LOT to the average middle class family. Redmond, Oregon: Dalia $40 is money to buy food, hair cuts!, medication, diapers and for a treat a meal out on the town. It definelty means a lot to us. Hatboro, Pennsylvania: Danielle Forty dollars is my gasoline money to get back and forth to work. I am a nurse and single parent of two children - I cannot support my children if I don't work. Forty dollars means a lot to me! I want my children to grow up to be citizens that know the power of giving back to society via service to others! Wakefield, Rhode Island: Marlo It means worrying less about whether we can keep the car serviced and safe, pay the bills for my daughter and my medical conditions, keep up to date on our other bills. It means a lot. We are employed college graduates, devoted parents, tax payers, and I am a small business owner. We love this country, we work very hard, we reduce, we budget, and yet we struggle. Aiken, South Carolina: Lynnda My husband is retired and I am still working, but haven't had a raise in several years - feel lucky to have a job! Our daughter, who is trying to go back to school and two year old grand-daughter live with us. We try to help provide for them. Forty dollars a pay period is milk and fresh fruit and vegetables for our granddaughter at a time when the price of groceries has escalated astronomically. We would really miss this $40 if the tax cuts are not extended. Thanks! Rosholt, South Dakota: Benjamin Taking my family to the doctor on a regular basis, water bill, gas to get to work Henderson, Tennessee: Richard Forty dollars allows me to be able to purchase the necessary things needed for my son. It allows me to be able to pay for food, milk, clothes, medicine, etc. It allows me to be able to pay my child care provider every week. Forty dollars allows me to put gas in my truck, by which I have to use my personnal vehicle for my job. Forty dollars allows me to be able to pay my alarm bill that protects my home while I'm away and protect my family during the night. forty dollars might not be that much to some, but it is greatly needed by others who are trying to make ends meet. Cedar Hill, Texas: Clifford It means I can continue to help my daughter who is a single parent with her kids because after graduation from culinary school she has not been able to find a job which would allow her to be independet and pay her school loans. Salt Lake City, Utah: Rebecca I teach junior high English. Forty dollars a paycheck means I get to buy current, exciting, young adult books for my students. My students often do not have the funds to buy books for themselves. But they are motivated to read when new books are available for them right in my classroom. Through forty dollars a paycheck I am giving kids the invaluable gift of literacy and a love of reading and learning. Johnson, Vermont: Charmane It's simple. $40/week is over $2,000.00 per year which low income families need to provide housing, rent, food and necessities for their children, especially those who are in school in rural areas. Woodbridge, Virginia: Kassandra For my family, $40 is the difference between being able to pay daycare provider or having to take off from job (that's a little over min wage) to care for our children. St. Thomas, Virgin Islands: Anita A month's worth of gas money (to get to the job i am grateful to have). Clarkston, Washington: Valerie $40 a paycheck means being able to afford a tank of gas to travel to a powwow and visit with friends and family. I'm able to enjoy Native American culture and appreciate the rich history that I was born into. San Juan, Puerto Rico: Jorge It means a lot . For some; more food over the table, others; afford needed medicines; and for all- hope of better things to come . Dunlow, West Virginia: Angela I am a small business owner. What does $40.00 mean to me? It means I can buy 16 gallons of milk for 16 different families that cannot afford to drive half an hour to town. $40.00= 16 gallons of milk; $40.00= 21 loaves of bread; $40.00= 13 dozen eggs; $40.00= fuel for 2-3 trips to the store(and don't forget anything while you are there). Now, imagine my customers without $40.00. Oconomowoc, Wisconsin: Cheryl A $40 dollar cut in earnings would mean I would not be able to afford the gas to go to work, provide food for my family or pay for my medical bills and prescription needs. Casper, Wyoming: Miles $40.00 is: 2 1/2 perception co-pays, a 1/2 tank of gas for a week's work, a few groceries, part of a utilities payment,1/4 of my wife's health insurance payment, our son has none, not being over-drafted, a state fishing license = year long cheap entertainment, and there is always, always something unexpected.

We'll probably be charged £40 in the UK, that equals $61.69 US. So no I'm not happy to pay more than my American friends for the same product.

For $40 I will be expecting the same exact amount of content as the original game release. I want [b]20+ missions, 5+ strikes, a raid, and some good pvp maps for a change.[/b] enough with these half asses dlc's and constant issues. It's time for bungie to deliver to its fans. Go above and beyond for a change. I know it's probably too late but bungie, give me a reason to care about the story mode you threw together in the game. Who am I fighting for and why. Are there even any humans left on earth or are they all guardians and robots. And please stop making every boss a bullet sponge and give them some real mechanics that make battles interesting. I'm honestly hoping your creativity didn't peak with the Vault of Glass raid.