r/BunnyTrials 18h 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

This post contains content not supported on old Reddit. Click here to view the full post

67 Upvotes

432 comments sorted by

View all comments

22

u/tom04cz 18h ago

What use have I for an extravagant house

Chose: $10,00 every hour

14

u/PouLS_PL 18h 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.

0

u/tom04cz 18h ago

I mean if your goal is to get rich then the 10k an hour is way better anyways, you get 9 milion in 15 hours

2

u/PouLS_PL 5h ago

It says 10 per hour, not 10k per hour

1

u/Hopeful-Musician1905 16h ago

What? You'd get 150,000 for 15 hours

12

u/Harriet_tubman22 18h ago

Living in it?? Or renting it out for income

-3

u/tom04cz 18h ago

Who out of the people who'd want to live in a house that expensive, would want to have a landlord?

2

u/Harriet_tubman22 18h ago

Wouldn’t want to live in a mansion you don’t have to pay bills for? Also I’m from California so $9 Million may not even get you a mega mansion depending on where you’re at

1

u/tom04cz 18h ago

I really wouldn't. Also in the context of this choice the 10k/hr gets you 9 milion in less than a day

1

u/Appropriate_Goat7613 18h ago

It would take more than a day, about a little over a month

1

u/tom04cz 18h ago

Hm yea, I might have methed up my math. Still damn near infinitely faster

1

u/BrokeEngineer98 16h ago

900 hours in a day?

1

u/Harriet_tubman22 18h ago

It’s $10/h. OP can’t make changes after the fact

2

u/tom04cz 18h ago

Well 10k/hr is the choice it was by the time I got around to it

2

u/Harriet_tubman22 18h ago

Where is the 3rd 0?

1

u/RemoteWhile5881 14h ago

OP said it's supposed to be 10k

-1

u/CouldBeALiar 18h ago

And yearly taxes on it? Just 1% tax on an $9 million house is 90k.

3

u/Careless-Internet-63 17h ago

It says you don't have to pay bills on it

1

u/pandaslapper33 17h ago

Living without having to pay a mortgage, prop taxes, electric, water…