Gear Acquisition Syndrome has struck hard again

One month after the Askar, GAS (Gear Acquisition Syndrome) has already struck again.
There is now a Celestron NexStar 8SE sitting here.

203 mm aperture with 2032 mm focal length, GoTo mount, classic Schmidt-Cassegrain.
Intended for visual observation – no messing around with flats or backfocus, just: switch on, align, look. I also added a Telrad for manual alignment and a Celestron StarSense for when things need to be quick and I once again have no idea where anything is in the night sky.

Jupiter, Saturn, a few classics – works fine.
The single-arm mount is not perfect, but for looking, it is good enough.

Conclusion: I only wanted to take a quick look. Now I have five telescopes: 2 refractors, 2 Newtonians (one of them Dobsonian-mounted), and one catadioptric telescope.