I have a disease...

So... I have this disease that just seems to be getting worse as winter progresses. I LOVE OUTERWEAR AND JACKETS! Went to Park City tonight to hang out for the Sundance Film Festival and after putting our names on the list for dinner at Bandits, Ryan wanted to get some boots, so we went to a store to get boots. I then saw the Marmot store across the street, naturally I wanted to be in the store looking at all the outerwear. Katie knew at that point that this was dangerous. As we were walking into the store, she says, "you are not buying another jacket Dev!" Well I wish that this were the case. I saw this vest that just looked amazing and I had to try it on. After some discussion and trying it on, I got really excited as per usual with any nice jacket. Katie says to me, and I love her for this. "You can only get it if it is a justified purchase." Well turns out I don't own a vest, and a down vest to be more specific. So I bought it, and love it!
Just to give you an idea of the danger of this disease and obsession I will tell you how many jackets I have and the necessity of each one.

- Patagonia Synthetic Down - Perfect for layering underneath and incredibly warm.
- Patagonia R2 fleece - Classic fleece for a nice fall or cool spring night, and great for layering.
- Patagonia Retro Softshell - Perfect winter jacket to stay dry and great wind blocker.
- Patagonia Classic Softshell - Classy and perfect to stay dry and warm in cold windy winter nights.
- Montbell Thermawrap - By far the warmest jacket i've ever owned, gotta stay warm!
- Montbell Hardshell - Perfect hardshell for rainy days and wind blocking with amazing ventilation.
- Montbell Fleece - Thin micro fleece great casual warm fleece, and great baselayer.
- Montbell Classic Down - The warmest down i've ever owned, and the hood is amazing!
- Moonstone Synthetic Down - My work jacket, that's all
- Marmot Down Vest - Just looks good, and is great for keeping the core warm.
- Mountain Hardware Thin Softshell - Great jacket to wear underneath a hardshell for a little extra warmth.

Im pretty sure that's all of them, 11 in total. So you tell me, do I need to seek help to fix this addiction?