How much has RPN/RPL spoiled you?

[Andreas Grund]

My first calculator was a TI SR-10 in the early seventies, little later I got access for one day to a HP-35 at the university, where I studied physical chemistry. I learned RPN on the spot (well, young brain...) and got addicted since then. Meanwhile I keep more than 20 HP calculators in two homes and office, so, a HP is always available. My favorite is for years the 32 SII, simply due to the form factor.

My wife and my daughters don't like RPN calculators, for them I am obsessed. At office, or in a meeting, occasionally somebody takes my HP for a short calculation, well, the result should be known...