Which button would you press?

[True Dough]

Well, we can eliminate "Student loans forgiven" for the vast majority of the crowd here, but the other five could still spur some interesting conversation...

[pangaia]

1. tacos for life

[True Dough]

4. Seriously?

That's the least appealing option to me. You enjoy tacos that much?

[pangaia]

9. Yup! Hands down.

if you had as good a taco joint near you as I do... maybe you would change your mind..

[IrishEyes]

18. Not a bad answer.

If you are 40 years old and live another 60 years, you could easily eat $150,000 worth of tacos in your life.

[pangaia]

20. Well, I'm 73 so maybe not such a great idea, eh?

Plus, the owner and I are good friends.. I get special senior and 'friend' deals..

LOL

[IrishEyes]

22. Well, in that case, I would take the six years of good health.

That way you can eat all the tacos you want without worrying.

[OriginalGeek]

23. I fairly recently discovered a new world of tacos

I mean, I grew up in Texas and hard shell Taco Bell style tacos were all I ever knew. Even making them at home I still made them with standard ground beef, lettuce cheese and maybe some picante sauce. Sour cream too.


But then I finally tried one of those little taco stands that makes them with 2 soft corn tortillas. I've been eating tacos al pastor 2 or 3 times a week for lunch ever since. When I'm not eating them I think about eating them. It's just shredded pork, hot sauce and diced onions and a little cilantro.

I'm angry at myself for not trying them sooner.

I could easily and happily get them free for the rest of my life.

But until i win that button press, I'll also happily pay a little over six bucks for 4 of them and a horchata.

[pangaia]

25. Glad you have 'seen the light."

I tell ya, tacos can be high art.

I will pm you about the taco place near me.

Just the photos of the tacos, soups, etc will make you drool...

[jberryhill]

27. With free tacos for life, you can readily deal with the other things on the list

[Warpy]

2. 6 years of good health

I've never had that. I want to know what it feels like.

[redstatebluegirl]

3. Six years good health, hands down.

[WinkyDink]

24. Seriously!

[hlthe2b]

5. Where's the ejector button

(for Trump)...

[PoindexterOglethorpe]

6. Hmmm. I never had student loans.

I'm currently retired and in amazingly good health. I'm not THAT fond of tacos. My utility costs are remarkably low. And I wouldn't mind replacing my 2004 Honda Civic with something newer, but I'm a dream car kind of person.

If I could somehow get the one year of paid vacation so that I could spend a year travelling the world, that's what I'd do. I took my first cruise a year and a half ago, and I really want to take many more. But of course, money is an issue. So some kind of account that I can access to pay for travel would be nice.

[True Dough]

8. I'm with ya, 100%

The dream car is tempting but on the two occasions when I've owned a new car all I did was obsess about it: rock chips, scratches in parking lots, how much it's depreciating.

I'd prefer to be cruising all over the world. Perhaps staying in a particularly appealing location for a few weeks or a month.

[Skittles]

7. free untilities

[Hayduke Bomgarte]

10. Free utilities

For life.

[Wolf Frankula]

11. Stick my Lee Enfield in the Mouth of the Offerer and say

All, and a health for my cats, or I blow your blerry head off.

Wolf

[Afromania]

12. gotta take the free utilities

I imagine the money saved could be put towards buying the dream car, the tacos, retirement a year early or paying off the loans. It won't buy the 6 years of good health, but I could probably get a Gym membership or a personal trainer or something to help push that whole deal along.

So, free utilities for 500 Alex!

[onecaliberal]

13. Green.

[2naSalit]

14. ...

first choice, blue; second choice, the color which represents yellow and red combined.

[BlueSpot]

15. Free Utilities

Student loans are long since paid. Retirement is looming so vacation can wait. Not quite old (or ill) enough for the health one to be long enough to attract. I assume I have to pick today and not in 20 years. Tacos? I don't think so. That's just silly. Cars are just a means to an end as far as I'm concerned. I don't even have a dream car. So that leaves the free utilities for life as the best alternative for me.

So, now that I've done all of that, where do I find these buttons?

[True Dough]

16. Damned if I know

The only buttons I ever come across look like these:



And these:

[Rhiannon12866]

17. The green one.

[IrishEyes]

19. I wish I could replace the student loan option with credit card debt.

I've never had student loans and I have always had great health. I will take the one year of paid vacation. I would write a great book while I was traveling the world. Then sell it for lots of money and buy my dream car. Meet and fall in love with a chef who makes amazing Tex Mex food. Then we would move into a lovely solar powered environmental friendly home.

[True Dough]

21. IrishEyes

connecting all the dots.

Dream BIG!

[PatrickforO]

26. I'd rather have Single Payer healthcare so I didn't have to worry

about massive, financially crippling copays if things go wrong. Medicare for all Americans, that's my button.