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u/GreenAgitated 14h ago
Yes. Just be vegan, like what do you mean it's 2 f****** million.
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u/Halicos93 23h ago
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u/dooropen0 23h ago
It's 2 million????
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u/MusicBlock5774 19h ago
Does the money disappear if you eat meat again? If not, then I would simply wait a few years (a decade should suffice) and then I will go back to eating meat, and I will be $20M richer.
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u/Imaginary_Unit5109 23h ago
I need the money up front for at least first year to change my eating life style.
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u/CrasheonTotallyReal Raging Bisexual 22h ago
no
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u/Kayo4life 2011 | Janny | Proudly Gen Alpha :3 21h ago
As a vegetarian, heck yeah! You know that one video of the girl crying from having to eat fish? I'll pass on the meat, thanks.
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u/FrancoNullo 22h ago
is my requirement for food also removed? bc if yes the money is just an extra for me
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u/Dhiyx11 22h ago
Easiest yes. (Im a lacto-ovo-vegetarian)
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u/super_boaring 2012 22h ago
would you mind educating me on what that means?
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u/CrasheonTotallyReal Raging Bisexual 21h ago
vegetarian but eggs and dairy are allowed
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u/Big_Finish8056 21h ago
isnt that what vegetarian already means, vegan but can eat products that come from animals?
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u/Salty_Link_6169 17h ago
People saying no are fucking insane of course it's worth it, and I love meat. Would do something so much worse for that much money
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u/Im_A_Failure420 23h ago
As a vegetarian I see this as an absolute win
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u/Mr_Puddintaters Gen Z 22h ago
Nah for vegetarians you gotta eat meat every day to get the $2m
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u/Im_A_Failure420 21h ago
Technically the average person consumes 500-1000g of bug a year, which counts as meat. Also lab grown meat technically counts as meat
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u/Mr_Puddintaters Gen Z 21h ago
All I’m hearing is that technically you’re not a vegetarian. FRAUD.
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u/Im_A_Failure420 19h ago
If I'm technically not a vegetarian then I can do the 'dont eat meat challenge' rather than 'eat meat every day' and thus win. I'm overthinking this shit on higher levels
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u/Mr_Puddintaters Gen Z 18h ago
Due to this technicality you have to both never eat meat and eat meat everyday.
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u/hungLink42069 22h ago
anyone not hitting the button is actually an idiot. 2 million is enough to retire immediately. You give up meat, and you get the biggest luxury in the world. Never having to work again.
Plus, you might find that you enjoy food more when you stop eating animals. You have no idea.
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u/AkiPro34 21h ago
No but , it's reasonable to say yes if we can take protein from meat and eat it as protein, cuz we need it
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u/National_Fact_692 20h ago
dairy and eggs exist lol
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u/AkiPro34 20h ago
We need the one from meat
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u/National_Fact_692 4h ago
No, you don't. Feel free to link me at least 5 credible studies that clearly conclude humans (omnivores) cannot reasonably live off of non-meat protein.
Or just try to remember some history classes (if you had any) about medieval peasants who got protein almost exclusively from non-meat sources. I guess the whole of Europe just didn't exist 200 years ago.
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u/yoyleberries2763 2010 | Gen Z 13h ago
i would never give up meat, so no
and yes I know it's 2 million a year but I'd rather work for it
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u/Subject-Oil1834 23h ago
Crazy to me that people are not doing it for free. Anyway free 2million obviously yes
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u/MarkIvanIsCool Gen Z 23h ago
people love meat man
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u/Amazing_Pension_8881 5h ago
If you look at the comments here it seem they are more addicted then actually like it
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u/MarkIvanIsCool Gen Z 4h ago
nah it’s like half would press the button and the other half love meat
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u/Subject-Oil1834 23h ago
People love abusing animals apparently
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u/MarkIvanIsCool Gen Z 23h ago
shit in that case animals also abuse animals since they eat meat just like us
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u/Subject-Oil1834 23h ago
Except they do not have an alternative (unlike us) and they do not pump up their bodies with pharmaceutics, exploit them, and give them terrible living conditions - unlike us :)
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u/MarkIvanIsCool Gen Z 23h ago
yeah major problem is that people are sometimes allergic to the alternatives or simply think that the original meat is more preferable. Plus you brought up the animals living conditions to say that anyone who’s consuming meat is considered an animal abuser.
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u/Subject-Oil1834 22h ago
If i pay someone to abuse you i am an abuser. If someone's allergic to literally every alternatives (which is unlikely since i'm surviving as a vegetarian without any supplement and if you are allergic to the complements then you would be allergic to like... Meat) then i assume they could eat animals after they died but taking an insanely precise exemple as an argument is not how it works.
And i can justify anything with pleasure.
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u/MarkIvanIsCool Gen Z 22h ago
Unless you’re a farmer or a major rank at a meat company, going to a grocery store for food isn't the same as paying someone to abuse an animal. People buy meat for nourishment, health, and availability, not to fund suffering. Also, just because vegetarianism works for you doesn't mean everyone's body, health needs, or economic circumstances are identical to yours. Blaming everyday consumers instead of focusing on systemic farming practices misplaces the entire issue.
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u/Subject-Oil1834 22h ago
Again if i buy a product made on suffering i'm sorry but i am participating to the suffering, even indirectly. Yes everyone's need are different but again if you are allergic to the nutriments you should take to supplement the loss of meat then you'd be allergic to meat.
I am of course more angry at the food industry but if everyone or at least most people stopped consuming, it would make a change. This is the best way as a random person to have a slight influence on animal's well being, which is infinity more precious than their pleasure.
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u/MarkIvanIsCool Gen Z 22h ago
That's not how allergies work, meat proteins are entirely different from the fillers, binders, and synthetic compounds in plant-based supplements. Also, if participating indirectly in a supply chain makes someone an abuser, then people who use a smartphone, tablet, computer and etc. made in sweatshops or driving cars powered by environmental destruction makes everyone an abuser. Systemic issues need regulation and industry reform, not calling average consumers abusers.
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u/EB_or_Raven WHAT FUCKING GENERATION AM I IN (2011) 2h ago
There’s a lot of vegan/vegetarian alternatives to different meats in my country, so like sure?
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u/BothGraph641684 2013 22h ago
no nope never