At what point do you have enough boards?

This might be a bit of a confession "but forgive me I have sinned.... maybe"
When doing slalom I had three boards light wind, medium, and nuking.
Moving over to waves it seems to be a different story. Each board has its own traits, some plain easy, jump, turn hard ect ect.
For about 2 years I have been buying boards and I've currently amassed a small collection of 6 wave boards in total. For some that's a drop. I'm lucky enough to be able to see the wind reports and web cams near my spots so I have a basic idea of what to bring. Usually 2 boards and 3 sails.
Sometimes I'll think maybe I'll sell one and give it a final test before selling only to find I have a great session and it becomes my go to board. I've got a small board that only comes out once a year but it makes it all worth it.
I did sell a board last year and now regret doing it as it was a fast freewave board and at my skill level it really helped me get onto waves and I think a few more seasons would of helped me more than the boards I have.
For some it's a case of not a board problem but a space problem and I should built a shed but I can only carry so many boards in the car (yes I could get a van), only so many riding days.
How do you evaluate when to sell a board, keep a board, do you upgrade every couple of years? Interested to hear about how you deal with this addiction.
Currently broke so no more addiction

I have sinned so bad satan is at the gates..'

My take, There can never be too many boards there can only be too little storage space. for 2 people I have the below..

4 freestyle boards, 90l, 101l, 110l + 86l custom.
1 fsw board 125l
3 wave boards 81l, 87l + 135l custom
1 slalom - 138l

2 sups
2 longboards, Lt and OD

so I'm in the market for another slalom board or 2 and some bigger vol wave boards. Years ago I had a formula board and a 95lt wave board that covered everything. then I paired it down to one board which was a 125lt fsw board..always had a longboard. but hey.

so that one board quiver was all that I actually ever needed.but I got bored. Bought a board, bought another board before I know it I;m out of space.

i give boards away from time to time or sell them for what I paid for them used then buy something different that's used and see what it's like before moving it on again.. all my boards are used except what I build myself.so the amount of boards I've had then sold is significantly higher.

i went through a phase where I didn't pay more than $150 for a board.