The person will come to you. You have 48hrs to spend with them doing whatever you want. It can be a living or dead person. One catch: you forfeit your next 3 pay checks from work. You have to go to work, but you don't get paid for 3 pay periods. Who do you choose to be with you?
who would you PAY to spend time with?
@PowerHerc said:
Since it has to be a living person; nobody.
If it could be someone whom has died, then I'd pick my Dad.
Zoey Deschanel or Megan Fox. Yup, totally went there. My job doesn't require too much work. However, I'd like to work it off before I do what I want.
- Bruce Lee
- Albert Einstein
- Tupac Shakur
- Christopher Wallace
- Eric Nylund
- Stan Lee
- Stephen Hawking
- J.G Quintel
- Jackie Earle Haley
- Bill Gates
- Steve Jobs
Guess what? I don't have to pay anything, because I don't have a job! (I'm only 13.)
@PowerHerc said:
Since it has to be a living person; nobody.
If it could be someone whom has died, then I'd pick my Dad.
It can be a living or dead person.
Lemmy Kilmister
Frank Welker
Christopher Hitchens
Scarlett Johanson
Richard Dawkins
Freddie Mercury
Bill Finger
Jerry Robinson
In no particular order
There might be more those are the ones I can think of right now.
George Carlin. I'd make him get in the passenger seat of my truck while I give him a ride a couple hundred miles across the country. ;)
@King Saturn said:
Jesus Christ in a physical form...
But unless you can speak in his language, it would be like there's a wall between the two of you. I'd love to have his company for 3 days, I guess even with the language barrier, there'ew still a lot of proof, and self confirmation I can seek from him.
I would pay to hang out with future me or past me, to get or give advice ... nah I'd pay to spend time with current me .. cause that's all that matters at the moment, though I don't think the world would survive 2 of me...
Whoever the most generous gazillionaire in the world is. And then I'm gonna tell him how Pooty robbed me of my 3 months pay and hope he can pay me a million fold for what was lost from me.
Somebody dead, like Freddie Mercury or Kurt Cobain. Of course, that would void the financial downside the OP mentions, as 48 hours talking to a person who's been dead for 20 years would likely (if it gets known by the general public) land me with book offers, talk show appearances and public speaking engagements.
Please Log In to post.
Log in to comment