A friend of mine ran R compound racing tires on his car, and drove it to work every day. He said he got about 2-3K miles out of each set. He just didn't want to be bothered to switch them out for track days. And he said every drive home was therapeutic.
That said, you don't have to be like him. The cost premium for high performance tires isn't completely absurd. Seriously $1500 for a set of tires every couple or three years isn't ridiculous. And this isn't 1985 when owning a supercar meant paying tens of thousands of dollars for repairs and scheduled service every 15,000 miles, on a car that was broken in some way 25% of the time.
These are good days to own and drive impractical cars, if that's your thing.