I'd take the money. That would be worth a lot more in Canadian dollars, and besides taste is subjective and once you've eaten the sandwich you're left with nothing.
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Money.
When the sandwich is gone, it's gone. And my life won't have really changed anyway.
But with the money, it will have. And I can buy other foods that I prefer over sandwiches anyway.
When the sandwich is gone, it's gone. And my life won't have really changed anyway.
But with the money, it will have. And I can buy other foods that I prefer over sandwiches anyway.
"Hey, Josh, why did you take that sandwich instead of the money holy shit we're practically broke and you put your stomach above not starving goddamn it."
Besides, there's no proof I'd even like the sammich. I've had people tell me avocado is delicious, yet I've thrown up every time I've tried to choke it down.
Besides, there's no proof I'd even like the sammich. I've had people tell me avocado is delicious, yet I've thrown up every time I've tried to choke it down.
For anyone who isn't already disgustingly wealthy, this question is about as deep as "Cake or death?"
For anyone who is wealthy enough that $151,640 doesn't make much of a difference to their assets, this question could possibly be a complex judge of character.
As for me... that's more than my gross income for three years, so of course I'll take the money.
For anyone who is wealthy enough that $151,640 doesn't make much of a difference to their assets, this question could possibly be a complex judge of character.
As for me... that's more than my gross income for three years, so of course I'll take the money.
I wouldn't eat the most delicious sandwich in the world, as I would know that every other one I ever ate would be inherently inferior.
That aside, I probably don't want to know what kind of sandwich is so awesome that it can only be made once and then the creator has to take a drill to the head so that they forget everything about it. I ain't eating no mysterywich!
Assuming I couldn't put the sandwich on eBay and sell it for over 100k.
So pretty much I'm choosing NOT sandwich, the money is just a happy bonus.
That aside, I probably don't want to know what kind of sandwich is so awesome that it can only be made once and then the creator has to take a drill to the head so that they forget everything about it. I ain't eating no mysterywich!
Assuming I couldn't put the sandwich on eBay and sell it for over 100k.
So pretty much I'm choosing NOT sandwich, the money is just a happy bonus.
But that would waste the sandwich!CitrusLover said:
OT: I would take the money, and use it to get on the property market. I would get more pleasure from this than eating some food...
Besides the fact that 100,000-ish$ will get a lot of pretty good tasting sandwiches,
If you were to have THE best sandwich, knowing you never could again? That would only create some despair for the remaining hundreds of days of your life. Maybe not a huge amount of despair (it *was*, just a sandwich anyway) but still. The drawbacks are almost as palpable as the benefit.
If you were to have THE best sandwich, knowing you never could again? That would only create some despair for the remaining hundreds of days of your life. Maybe not a huge amount of despair (it *was*, just a sandwich anyway) but still. The drawbacks are almost as palpable as the benefit.
I'll go with the money because knowing me, I'll either hate the sandwich, or won't be able to eat it.
Money, of course. If I took the sandwich, then I'd never beable to appreciate any sandwich ever again. I'd always think "You know, it was a good sandwich, but it wasn't as good as that one special sandwich." If I take the money, I can buy a personal chef who can make a load of high-quality sandwiches.
