Hit 500 knives sold and everyone expects me to be excited, but I'm not

I just passed my 500th knife sale last week and all the social media smiths act like that's the big goal. But honestly, that number mostly means I've spent 500 chances dealing with people who want $40 damascus daggers and then complain about the grind. Anyone else feel like the milestone that actually mattered was the first time a repeat customer came back with a worn blade and asked me to fix it, not just buy new?

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