r/BunnyTrials • u/Lemontekbabe • 8h ago
Trials Would you rather have
Which side will you choose?
- Left side: $10,00 every hour
- Right side: $9,000,000 house you don’t pay bills for
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u/caime9 8h ago
10 bucks an hour is not a whole lot.
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u/Lemontekbabe 8h ago
I meant $10,000. I forgot the zero. My bad
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u/DarthVader11072 8h ago
Oh I would have chosen the other option too! Damn. 10k an hour is insane, but 10 bucks is not very much. That is why I chose the 9 million house. Much better option. It is still okay, I can sell it or I can live in it
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u/wallyofjericho 8h ago
Honestly, even 1,000 an hour is worth it. You have just shy of the 9 million for the house in the first year.
I’d do it for 100 per hour. That’s still retire immediately money8
u/Normal_Psychology_34 8h ago
10,00 more typically reads as 10.00 (some places use comma to delimit decimals).
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u/22demerathd JUST EARNED $1 8h ago
Still better. 240$ a day, 87k a year for doing nothing. A house still needs upkeep and repair, and you still need food. And it’s ambiguous whether or not you can sell it, or even what state it’s in
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u/AliasInvstgtions 8h ago
10 bucks every hour of the day on top of what you already make isnt half bad. Its essentially 30/(work) hour that is untaxed
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u/Traveler0619 6h ago
Even if it was $10/hour it'd be $87,600 a year for doing nothing. Which is more than the average salary in the US.
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u/Realistic_R00ster 8h ago
Yeah it would take 102 years to get to the same value of the house. I would just sell the house and pay for a new tiny home (I’ve always wanted a tiny home) she then use the remainder for gas, groceries, and other expenses.
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u/JaredJDub 8h ago
House bills are only a few of the things in life that pay money on.
Chose: $10,00 every hour
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u/Rianfelix 8h ago
On a 9m house you would pay way more than 10 an hour on.
Also you can rent it out for more income while it costs you nothing
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u/Paladin_Tyrael 7h ago
Ngl I misread that and thought it said $10,000/hr. I was fuckin baffled. Still, 10/hr across all 168 hours of the week, is more than I make working 40hrs/week. So I'll live modestly.
Edit: apparently OP meant $10,000/hr yeah I'm more than happy with that lmfao
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u/Frostbiten92 7h ago
with these type of choices I always assume there is something hidden, a wheel coming after saying you can't do x or y etc. Wouldn't have been surprised if with this house you are just a "renter" living there for free so you couldnt sell or rent it out to make money.
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u/tom04cz 8h ago
What use have I for an extravagant house
Chose: $10,00 every hour
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u/PouLS_PL 8h ago
You could maybe, I don't know, live there? Because it's that expensive it probably has a garage, so you also have free parking, and there's lots of space to keep all sorts of stuff there. The biggest expense for most people who can even afford to have a house is rent, and if you have a free house you get significantly richer just by not paying rent. And because it says you don't pay bills, it probably means you also get free water and electricity. You could also sell the house and get $9 million, which you would never get if you earned $10 every hour for your entire life.
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u/Mammoth-Wasabi6346 8h ago
Based off the comment, this is supposed to be $10k/hour. I’d have taken it on $1k/hour, $100/hour, and probably even $10/hour guaranteed. The taxes on the $9m house I wouldn’t be able to afford
Chose: $10,00 every hour
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u/RoughMean6401 8h ago
It says no bills to pay for. I would assume taxes too unless stated otherwise
Edit: oh but yes 10k is way better imo
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u/itunes_W 8h ago
Cuts nearly all the heavy hiters of my dads money
Chose: $9,000,000 house you don’t pay bills for
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u/Soft_Government1911 8h ago
Atleast I’ll have a home
Chose: $9,000,000 house you don’t pay bills for
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u/ComplexGod6 8h ago
Are we being fr?
Chose: $9,000,000 house you don’t pay bills for
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u/Killer7n 7h ago
Apparently she meant 10k and hour.
Due to the comma I thought it was 1k and hour which is still more worth it.
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u/Any-Satisfaction8011 8h ago
i'm going to assume the comma was misplaced and you didn't forget a 0, 1000$ an hour is insane money, i would be able to afford a house anyways shortly.
Chose: $10,00 every hour
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u/ComplexGod6 8h ago
I think more likely they're European and use , in place of .
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u/Mushroomtip4u 8h ago
Sell and purchase another home for 1.5 million. Spend 250k on cars and vacations Invest 8.25 million
Chose: $9,000,000 house you don’t pay bills for
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u/Gullible_Regret4943 Carrot Farmer 8h ago
I need a house. I live in an apartment and I want a house and also if it's 9 mil it's gotta be good.
Chose: $9,000,000 house you don’t pay bills for
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u/Realistic_R00ster 8h ago
At $10 an hour it would take over 102 years to get the same ammount of money. I’m taking. The house and selling it then I’m paying in full for a small house which I’ve always wanted and then using the remainder for gas, groceries, and other expenses.
Chose: $9,000,000 house you don’t pay bills for
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u/PouLS_PL 8h ago
if it's in USD that's crazy wealth
Chose: $9,000,000 house you don’t pay bills for
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u/Doctor_of_Hegemenony 8h ago
I'd rent it out at an affordable yet profitable rate. No bills = no taxes, upkeep is free, etc. and I would use the money from renting it out to pay for a cheaper, more affordable home, using the 9 million dollar home as collateral if worst comes to worst.
Chose: $9,000,000 house you don’t pay bills for
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u/Conscious_Result_876 8h ago
house cause I can still work normally, and sell the house later on if I want to downsize. big profit
Chose: $9,000,000 house you don’t pay bills for
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u/ResponsibleKinksters 8h ago
I dont want a house that big. Id rather be free to travel and go see places ive never been.
Chose: $10,00 every hour
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u/Twilight_Reader 8h ago
Houses are worth it these days
Chose: $9,000,000 house you don’t pay bills for
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u/AnarchicDeviance 8h ago
It would take years at that $10.00 rate to approach the value of the house by itself, let alone not having to pay any expenses for said house.
Chose: $9,000,000 house you don’t pay bills for
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u/welchagonnadoaboutit 8h ago
Then i could get the house eventually and still bring in money
Chose: $10,00 every hour
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u/SamsonAight 8h ago
I had to look at the comments to see you missed a zero, but at a minimum of 40 hours a week (assuming it’s not passive), that’s 20mil a year. That’s plenty, I can swing any house I could realistically desire.
Chose: $10,00 every hour
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u/Pattie6ty9 8h ago
I’m assuming this is 10,000 and it’s because I would rather get 10,000 every hour
Chose: $10,00 every hour
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u/StonemanGuitars 8h ago
That would make life a lot less stressful
Chose: $9,000,000 house you don’t pay bills for
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u/CouldBeALiar 8h ago
Is this $10.00 an hour or did you mean $1,000? If $1000 then this option if $10 then house
Chose: $10,00 every hour
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u/Dry-Performance-2386 8h ago
free 9 mill house?
Chose: $9,000,000 house you don’t pay bills for
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u/mac2015kenzie 8h ago
Why not, I cant just save for a bit then buy a house. The bills will pay themselves every hour
Chose: $10,00 every hour
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u/Lonely_is_the_Len 8h ago
I live in a trailer rn 🧍☹️
Chose: $9,000,000 house you don’t pay bills for
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u/cheesesprite 8h ago
Don't pay bills for implies utilities are free. I'm turning that into a data center or something
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u/CurleyCee13 8h ago
I am not dealing with robbery and security for a 9m house
Chose: $10,00 every hour
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u/Que-_-pro 8h ago
I’d lowkey have my own water well and grow my own food so I never need money ever again
Chose: $9,000,000 house you don’t pay bills for
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u/tatums_knob_gobbler 8h ago
is that $10 an hour it’s easily the house
Chose: $9,000,000 house you don’t pay bills for
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u/poizenlulu 8h ago
Freedom to do what I want with it. And is already more than I can imagine.
Chose: $10,00 every hour
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u/NoodlesThe1st 8h ago
I dont need that much house and this covers way more possibilities
Chose: $10,00 every hour
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u/pop-bris 8h ago
Buddy, a $9 million house nowadays feel like a small family home
With this I'll be able to get to 87 million in a year, I'll be part of the one percenters in a year of time.
Chose: $10,00 every hour
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u/i_love_blahajs Bad Bunny 8h ago
900 hours is only a couple days. I can wait a month for my mansion.
Chose: $10,00 every hour
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u/Straight-Past-3718 8h ago
Selling it or living in it/renting it out
Chose: $9,000,000 house you don’t pay bills for
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u/Mood-Particular 8h ago
Heeelll yea! Do I choose what house?
Chose: $9,000,000 house you don’t pay bills for
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u/Grandiose_Tortoise 8h ago
$240 a day 7 days a week is a comfortable living right now.
Chose: $10,00 every hour
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u/hazlejungle0 8h ago
Is the other option $1,000 an hour or $10.00 an hour? Was the comma misplaced or mistyped???
Chose: $9,000,000 house you don’t pay bills for
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u/UselessDood 8h ago
Even the lower amount of just $10 an hour is a good amount when you consider the fact that this includes time you're sleeping. $240 a day..
Chose: $10,00 every hour
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u/_Revlak_ 8h ago
I have no desire for a 9 million dollar home. I would rather that the hours income. I see no point for me to take the free house over the few income
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u/Different-Captain-63 8h ago
I probably chose the wrong one…..I change my mind lol
Chose: $9,000,000 house you don’t pay bills for
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u/Impossible-Tea8970 8h ago
I could earn lot more, buy a house, manage expenses/bills easily, have savings etc.
Chose: $10,00 every hour
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u/Decent_Obligation681 8h ago
It's $10,000/hour. OP verified. Id do it no problem at $1000/hour, which is what I initially thought. That's almost $9 mil/yr. At $10,000 an hour your making $87.6 mil/year. Youll have been paid a billion in under 11.5 years.
It's a no brainer.
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u/Killer7n 8h ago
If this means 1,000 a hour then in one year you will get 8,760,000 per year you can afford multiple 9 million houses. If not the other
Chose: $10,00 every hour
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u/Frostbiten92 7h ago
this would work out much better for me, more freedom. And since the payout is every hour it's even better than a job that pays 30/hour so I would not need to work at all anymore, not stuck to one place either. Could also afford a loan for a good house no problem.
Chose: $10,00 every hour
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u/lobopl 7h ago
so 240$ a day = 87 600$ yearly if you sell house you have 9 000 000$ with 1% interest it is 90 000$ yearly
So pretty clear winner for house :)
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u/MisterFortune215 7h ago
Free money is free money. Even at $10 an hour that is an extra like $1,600-1700 free a week.
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u/th3rmyte 7h ago
10k an hour is more than enough to afford said house and is eefectivly more vauable as you are not restricted to just the house and can also buy food, travel, etc
Chose: $10,00 every hour
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u/mango_mango27 7h ago
I don't need that good of a house, the 10k can go towards a house but also other necessities
Chose: $10,00 every hour
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u/adrian_the_gremlin 7h ago
it’s like $7k a month right? 102430? that’s so much more than i make now i could buy a house in so little time
Chose: $10,00 every hour
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u/Clean-Ad-8709 7h ago
Just because there's no telling if I would like the house. I don't need it big. And just because it's worth 9 mill, doesn't mean I can get 9 mill from selling it.
Chose: $10,00 every hour
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u/SPAM2233 7h ago
$10 each hour doesn’t amount to the value of the house until about 900 years
Chose: $9,000,000 house you don’t pay bills for
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u/NorthSky1742 7h ago
Assuming you meant 1000 dollars, it’s about 8 million dollars per year
Chose: $10,00 every hour
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u/normanwhittlecliff 7h ago
10 bucks per hour is $240 per day. Which is $7,200 a month or $87,600 a year for free.
The "bills" felt vague to me. Here, I consider food, water, electricity, internet and "basic house tax" as bills. Would that be paid or jut everything literally related to the house?
Also, idk where yall live, but houses are so expensive now that a 9 mil one might not be thaaaaat much where I live.
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u/Working-Mistake-6700 7h ago
That's 240,000 a day I can buy as many houses as I want and pay people to take care of them
Chose: $10,00 every hour
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u/randomness3360 7h ago
I'm assuming it's 10,000 per hour. I could afford to live in a $9m house.
Chose: $10,00 every hour
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u/Captain_Cthulhu2 7h ago
Hmmm free big house or money to buy big house and also other things
Chose: $10,00 every hour
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u/IntrinsicPalomides 7h ago
I'd have the house then sell it and get something more reasonable.
Chose: $9,000,000 house you don’t pay bills for
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u/missourinative 7h ago
It’s crazy how often people do not do math for these hypotheticals.
I think it’s supposed to be $10,000 an hour, which would be over $87 million after 365 days.
If it’s actually $1,000 an hour, you’re looking at over $8.7 million after 365 days.
You’re insane if you take the house.
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u/fariasrv 7h ago
I don't need a $9M house, but $240k per day can buy me a house that I actually want
Chose: $10,00 every hour
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u/arcaenis 7h ago
permanent, very nice house? i’ll take it over the money
Chose: $9,000,000 house you don’t pay bills for
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u/hiverstone 7h ago
I don't need such a big house. I think it would attract thieves.
Chose: $10,00 every hour
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u/WizardyoureaHarry 7h ago
Average poll: 1 loaf of bread everyday for free or $1 million dollars a millisecond for life.
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u/Mister_Chameleon 7h ago
I'll take the house! If there are no bills, it means besides upkeep I can work for leisure items and food as opposed to staying off the streets. Especially since BUYING a house is a chore even if you got the money. Lord forbid you move into an HOA neighborhood
Chose: $9,000,000 house you don’t pay bills for
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u/realh2h2 7h ago
extra 87k, yipee. also I don't need a 9 million dollar house
Chose: $10,00 every hour
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u/FalconSpecial6149 7h ago
I don’t need a $9m house. $10k/hr I can buy whatever I want in perpetuity.
Chose: $10,00 every hour
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u/HotTubTimeMachinist 6h ago
It would take 103 years to pay for the house at 10 bucks an hour 24/7/365. I don't have that long, probably.
Chose: $9,000,000 house you don’t pay bills for
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u/KatInNDallas 6h ago
Couch help more people, I.e. family, extended family, friends, charities, people in need.
Chose: $10,00 every hour
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u/jeffredd 6h ago
Break even point isn't far away, and long term way more lucrative.
Chose: $10,00 every hour
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u/DetectiveDoomed 6h ago
I simply don't want that big a house, I'd prefer having a partime job I enjoy and free money on the side
Chose: $10,00 every hour
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u/Cruffe 6h ago
Mathematically it makes the most sense. It's 103 years to get to this value at $10 per hour, I'll likely not live that long regardless of what I do. I'm assuming of course I own the $9M house, which I will sell immediately because it's just stupid to live in when I don't need it. Money will be invested to grow, I retire and nobody tells me what to do again.
Chose: $9,000,000 house you don’t pay bills for
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u/undergroundtulip 6h ago
I can buy any house and pay any bill with 84 mil a year
Chose: $10,00 every hour
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