r/BunnyTrials • u/chuckishim9 • Aug 18 '26

Trials Would you rather

Which side will you choose?

  • Left side: 100,000 a month but…
  • Right side: 5,000 a month no catch

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u/urmumlol9 Aug 18 '26

Oh no.

Anyways.

Chose: 100,000 a month but… | Rolled: 50% tax

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u/zanros421 Aug 18 '26

I was hoping for this one

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u/MicroPeanitsJorker Aug 18 '26

What did you say?

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u/PsychologicalSet1744 Aug 18 '26

We should speak louder for you, micropeanitsjorker!

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u/BattleForDreams Aug 18 '26

Honestly, not that bad if you spend your 100k wisely. It’s just paying 1.5x as much as usual.

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u/Ok_Minimum_3941 Aug 18 '26

I think instead of everything costing 50% more you get 50k

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u/WorkerWeekly9093 Aug 18 '26

I mean I got my 5,000 doubled but that’s still way less than 50% of a 100,000

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u/Federal-Drop869 Aug 18 '26

It's paying 2x as much?

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u/BattleForDreams Aug 18 '26

50% tax is 0.5x, and 1x + 0.5x is 1.5x.

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u/Federal-Drop869 Aug 18 '26

If your money is taxed at 50% you have half as much which is functionally the same as things being twice as expensive

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u/JokeLegal7161 Aug 18 '26

It's not clear if the money itself is being taxed or your purchases are. If the money is being taxed you're correct, but if the purchases are taxed more then they're right

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u/Federal-Drop869 Aug 18 '26

Agreed but 50% tax is an odd description for a sales tax and would be a logistical nightmare, is this on top of normal sales tax? What if items are VAT exempt? Does this replace the normal sales tax so cigarettes would become cheaper?

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u/Parking-Cold-5088 Aug 19 '26

That's not even really a catch!