That's an excellent artificial wave. Really really good opportunity to get easy reps so when you actually paddle out through a beating shitstorm in a real ocean, you have the muscle memory set to make the most of your waves when tired. The market sets the price. Marketing always tries to milk the early adopters willing to overpay but once they get this product operating somewhat efficiently all over the world, the price will come down as artificial wave supply meets demand. That best selling novel from a few years ago, "Everybody Surfs, Now So Do I", will become prophetic. Then, like most sports these days, the people who can pay to play get the reps and experience and coaching assistance needed to later paddle out at our no income needed, free ocean spots and eat our collective lunches. Let's face it, no matter what bile spills from the mouth of the next president elect, there is no slowing down the growing gap between the haves and the have nots all over the world - globalized technology is destroying American employment opps, not politics. So Lil Richie Dickbag is gonna learn to rip in the safety of the kiddie pool - a pool in the center of most helicopter parent's wet dreams (drop Lil Dickie off the pool for his two hour personal training sesh with Kelly so hes ready for the summer beachhouse season). Your best bet is to figure out how to get yourself, and your loved ones, on the "haves" side of the razor wire wall and get in line to pony up the coin to buy a Kelly Waveatron ticket in magicland.
Merry Christmas Dammit