And yes you have to spend it all
Edit: There are a lot of little good things in these answers that I often ignore. Thanks everyone.
It depends on what I’m trying to maximize.
If I just want the happiness spike ASAP, then I would just buy $15 worth of Magic cards, or maybe a booster pack or three, depending on the set.
If I’m trying to maximize my overall happiness over any amount of time, I think spending $15 on something reusable, like a nice pair of socks or a hat would work out for me.
If I want to maximize happiness in general, then spending it on someone else I care about does double duty. It makes someone else happy, and I get happiness from being involved in the process.
Darn Tough socks on sale. Merino wool, so you dont have to wash them every time if you use wool wash and air then out (and don’t wear then without shoes (dirt)), and a lifetime warranty. Now that’s a nice $15 pair of socks.
I’d give it to a homeless person or another person in need
10 bucks weed 5 bucks ben and jerrys
Who’s going to sell you a spoonful of BJs?
Do you mean that 5 bucks only gets you a spoonfull of BnJ? Because over here a bucket is like <5
A lovely lady behind the Wendy’s
Only a spoonful grabs giant spoon
Do you mean that 5 bucks only gets you a spoonfull of BnJ? Because over here a bucket is like <5
A pint of BnJs is about $8 at a convenience store near me. You might be able to get it for $5-6 at Walmart. I was just joking about how expensive it is and writing the name like Blow Job. Was just being silly.
What a cool question, actually.
In my current situation? Probably a coffee date with someone new.
In a hypothetical “blank slate” scenario? Some easy way to play music. An mp3 player or something among those lines.
Alternatively - I could absolutely purchase a used dumb phone for that amount of money, as well as free calls within network for a year (in my country).
IDK, probably go to the import store near my house and pick up some white rabbit milk candies to start. Then spend the rest on cheap snacks at the dollar store. However much it left, if it’s just change, probably throw downtown where I live because I can guarantee some homeless drug addict might scramble to pick it up.
Ice cream for the wife and kids :)
Do like GeoWizard. Pocket the money and start walking in a direction. See how far you can get on the money. Buy simple needed items like water and snacks. Accept charity. Speak with people. Seems extremely fulfilling!
If I have to spend money to be happy, then I’m already unhappy.
But now you have the means to change that with a free $15!
Well if we are going to min-max our money then I guess
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Coffee and a croissant for me and my wife.
That’s good, but 2 lattes and 2 croissants here would be $16 plus tax and tip.
Lattes only with tax and tip are pretty close to $15 and would be my choice. Well, I’d get a latte for her and a cortado with half n half for me.
Well, we’d be splitting the croissant. But either way, lattes aren’t the only choice here.
10 Robux
There’s an independent coffee shop in the park by me, so a cappuccino, a big slice of carrot cake and just enough change for a lottery ticket.
convert it to $1 and $2 coins. get the best super glue I can for $12
buy a $1 bag of popcorn (go pop it at home)
glue the remaining $2 coin to the path somewhere visible and near a bench so I can watch.
sit, with popcorn, and watch people try to pick up the glued $2 coin for as long as I feel entertained
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My dad did this once, he came back to find an old abandonned screwdriver and a “thank you” note
I was thinking this but get a sock and convert $10 to rolls of nickels and hit them in the head when they bend over to get the quarter.
It’s free money!
Donate it to a good cause.
This person gets it. If you have to spend money to be happy, you’re fooling yourself. You’re already lost to capitalist realism.
