Nostalgia Electrics Kegerator Keg Beer Dispenser $299 at Walmart

They also have a SS door one from igloo for the same price:

http://www.walmart.com/ip/Igloo-6.0-Cubic-Foot-Kegerator-Beer-Dispenser-Refrigerator/15162475

Using kegs is more expensive than just buying bottles or cans. Would love to have one but not worth the costs.

half keg of beer is about 7 cases. One beer distributor near Pittsburgh has a half keg of Sam Adams for $150 and cases for $32. 7 cases would be $224, $74 more than the keg. Buy 4 half kegs and this thing pays for itself.

Not sure where you buy beer, #2, but methinks you're getting ripped off.

That hasn't been the case for me, especially if you hit a brewery directly when purchasing a keg. I'm in North Carolina, and tend to get 1/6bbl kegs for my kegerator.

Hitting a local brewery directly I get a 1/6BBL of a quality hefeweizen for $52, it's ~5 gallon, or 53 12oz pours or ~$0.98 a beer. Their 6 packs cost between 8.99 and 9.99, or ~$1.50 to ~$1.66 for 12oz.

Obviously prices vary on kegs, I've paid as high as ~$140 for a 1/6bbl (Dogfish Head 90min), at a local retail store. I'd say the average is around $65 for a 1/6bbl keg. You also have up front costs...

Sure makes clean up after football on Sunday easier, though.

this thing is awesome. Currently on a half barrel of founders breakfast that ran around $280 at consumers beverage in buffalo. I plan to go back to flying bison afterwards as they run $125 1/2 at the brewery

I've already had a few beers and none of these numbers make sense any more.
Maybe if I have a few more, things will seem clearer.
Wait a minute, I just have to go to the bathroom.
Ahhh, that's better. Now, where were we? I forget.
Maybe some medicinal product will jog my memory.
I think I will move to boulder, CO.
Then I can have some good beer and not need a prescription either.
That sounds like a good plan.
I'll move on this starting tomorrow for sure.
In the meantime, my glass is empty.