I would buy the train ticket because Canada is said to be a very beautiful country.
I would sell the Chevrolet automobile, you canât throw away a car like that.
I would throw a way the rock concert tickets.
@Boerenkool - that would be a very long train ride though. Iâve done it once (Montreal to Vancouver), and it took four days, and I had to change trains in Toronto. Not really that awesome of an experience.
I would throw out the caviar, because Iâm a vegetarian.
I would buy the vineyard. I know it would be a lot of work but having all that land would be lovely.
I would sell the roller coaster.
Three items:
A voucher that allows you to receive all diabetes care items (insulin, pumps, infusion sets, meters, test strips, etc) for free, for the rest of your life.
The cure for HIV/AIDS
The ability to teleport yourself distances of up to 80 km.
All very useful items, it would be a shame to throw any of them outâŚ
I would throw away the diabetes care voucher because I already get all of the items on the list for free through the NHS, with the exception of CGM items and at the moment I can afford to self fund.
I would sell the cure for HIV/AIDS to the Gates Foundation for the sum of one penny. I am sure they would put it to good use.
Teleportation would save me 2 hours per day commuting to and from work,- I could use the extra time.
Three more items:
A professional quality Dewalt cordless hammer drill
Alright. I would buy the espresso machine (I canât do without caffeine). Sell the stove (because Iâm thinking it would be worth more $$ than the drill), and trash the drill.
I would sell the Van Gogh Sunflower painting (got to be worth $50 million plus)
I would keep the Picasso sculpture from the Daley Plaza in Chicago (it would like nice outside my house)
I would throw away the 19th century mangle (caused a minor stir on the Antiques Roadshow when valued at ÂŁ300)
Three Items for the next person:
A Jetski (new)
A restored mid 20th century Bechstein Parlour Grand Piano