Would you rather never be able to run out of food or be massively rich?

[Grant]

Would you rather have unlimited food, no matter what you do, you never run out, and you might have enough to feed many others. Or, would you rather be massively rich so you can just buy food and supplies. But maybe you don't have enough for everyone.

Personally, I think the unlimited food would be dope. If I got free food, I could use my earnings for other necessities, would save a good amount of money if so. What about you?

 

[Timgab]

I will rather be massively rich as I am not a foodie. The little I can buy and offer to others will go quite an long way. As far as I am massively rich, I can support others in other aspect aside food. Besides not everyone is gonna need your food, they prefer you giving them job opportunities rather than food.

 

[McIrx]

Food is not just necessary, it is compulsory. In the context above, if it's allowed to sell the unlimited supply of food then I'll prefer to have unlimited food.

With unlimited food, I can sell at a relatively cheap price. I'll be doing a lot of people favours with cheap food and enriching myself at the same time. The riches gathered from selling foods will cater for other life ambitions.

And, finally, when I get to the state of comfortability I will be giving out the food to others without collecting a dime from them.

 

[mhizta chosen]

I will rather prefer unlimited food that rich because, if I have food 24/7 I can decide to help others who doesn't have. Some people doesn't realised the goodness that comes when you help someone. As a matter of fact, in today's world, being rich is also a risk.

 

[Lingaraj]

I would have gone for being rich if the option were unlimited wealth rather than massive rich because if the food and other things are expensive you will run out of money pretty soon so I would stick with unlimited food.

 

[Dice]

I'd rather never run out of food. Being massively rich is appealing, but having a constant supply of food ensures a fundamental need is always met. It goes beyond wealth, providing a sense of security and well-being. Plus, with an abundance of food, I can share and contribute to others' well-being, fostering a sense of community.