WYR have a million dollars or be able to eat anything w/o getting fat?

I can already eat to my limit without getting fat and even if I had a slower metabolism, I'd pick the million bucks in a heartbeat.

Lol this is not even a hard choice:-P

Million bucks anyday. No1 can love food THAT much

I have simple tastes. Million bucks please.

I'm gonna go for the million bucks, I can eat anything I want without getting fat already.

A million dollars is peanuts in this day and age, no way you could live off that in the long run. I'll go with eat anything you want and never get fat all day, everyday.

I would eat anything without getting fat.

Bullshit. You could buy a substantial property outright for $500,000. buy a nice car and still have a few hundred thousand dollars left for weight loss surgery and god knows what else you wanted. Once you run out of money you simply continue working the day job knowing full well your driving to work in a Mercedes and driving home to an amazing house.

Id take that level of financial security over a burger.

Sure a Million dollars is small fry to some people but to others it has a far more life changing impact than simply being able to indulge.

Why not take the million dollars...and eat what you want...and just do a little exercise in the gym you could afford to build in your amazing house.

This pretty much sums up what I was about to say XD

Unless if you're already a millionaire, think of that million as a voucher to cover all your insurance/medical/electrical/whatever bills in your lifetime.

I already eat whatever I want and remain thin, so I'll take the million dollars.

*deep fries bacon and pickles*

I'm sorry, but I'd still take the eat all you want and never get fat option. To each their own though.

@BattleSpectre: Nothing to apologise for. It's your opinion and you're entitled to it. As a former fatass I can now eat all I want and stay at my target weight simply by not being a complete slob, but I could definitely use a millions bucks =P

You buy a property for $500k, chances are you're looking at high property taxes and upkeep. Screw the nice car, I'll keep my current car and drive it until it kicks.

Smart thing to do would be to buy a decent property, pay off whatever ongoing debt you have, and then invest the rest. Investing is securing your future, not blowing it on things "because you can". Many a financial advisor would agree with me.

I wasn't saying what you should do merely what you could do, and that being a million dollars better off would open up a great deal more opportunities do do exactly what you want. You dont need a financial adviser to tell people investing is better than blowing it.

@always_explicit: You dont need a financial adviser to tell people investing is better than blowing it.

Some people, you do. lol

Some people perhaps.

Then again if someone wants to blow their million dollars more power to them. Would be one hell of a trip to Vegas.

You can eat anything without getting fat. As long as it's done moderation.

@uninspiredcup: I'm thinking he also included "eating as much as you want"

i'd spend the million bucks all on fatty foods

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From the stuff I read, eating as much as you want can also be beneficial for weight. According to near enough every article, eating almost nothing will eventually put the body into starve mod and actually cause it to put effort into creating more fat. Likewise diet plans have specific "eat what you like" days in order to keep carbs and metabolism in check. Stuff like the amount of muscle you have and how active you are and what gender you are also effect weight. I'm by no means some fitness expert, but I've been on weight watchers on and off. The food they offer is ridiculously varied meals. I pretty much did eat whatever I want since all the meals listed are calorie controlled. According to my tablets weight tracker I went from 228lb to 197lb in four months. I'm still a fat ****, but it does appear to work. The great thing as well, here, in the UK, weight watchers isn't expensive. It works out at about £1/£2 a meal. Which is really cheap imo.

Perhaps it's a culture thing, I hear America is full of Mcdonalds and shit. But saying that, i'm from Scotland, one of the fattest countries in Europe.

Actually, checking the web, we are only second to murica'

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-483997/Scotland-second-fattest-nation-world.html

@uninspiredcup: Yeah, I went from weighing 115 kg (253lb) all the way down to 80kg(176lb) in a few months just by exercising mildly 2 or 3 times a week (sometimes even just going for a walk) and by stop eating an entire chocolate cake after every meal. The last few kg's I lost by completely skipping breakfast since I'm never hungry in the morning anyway. Been maintaining weight for close to 3 years now with no problem and I eat everything I want (although I try to avoid going in for seconds if possible)

Success stories are as varied as the amount of people who managed to lose weight =)

If taking the million dollars made me lose my good metabolism no thanks. I like grinding cheeseburgers

Definitely the million dollars. I would pay off loans and then invest some of it, and then save the rest.

Since I'm not fat and have no trouble staying slim, I'll take the million buck easily...