You win a competition. Prizes are £100 cash, or Free Pizza for a year.
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You win a competition. Prizes are £100 cash, or Free Pizza for a year.
I'd pick Pizza.

Cash is cash, you take it, buy some clothes, buy some shoes, buy some perfume, buy some technology, and bam, it's gone. (Well OP was £1000, it's £100 now).
Pizza for a year, is topped, with meat, and vegetables, it's sexy, it's beautiful, it's mouth-watering, it's cheesy, it's the perfect food, tbh.
To try and keep this fair, let's say the Pizza was one per day maximum. I'd still pick it, and if I didn't have it, and I probably wouldn't every single day, I could give it to family and friends and students and it would save them cooking, and I could even make money if they gave me like a quid for one.
I'm quite curious to know what students would pick (hence why I asked on here
), because students eat lots of pizza, but students also could do with a free hundred quid, so which would ya'll pick?
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Re: You win a competition. Prizes are £1,000 cash, or Free Pizza for a year.I think you've gone too far to the other end, the value of pizza for a year would be much greater than £100!(Original post by -Someone-Like-You-)
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Re: You win a competition. Prizes are £100 cash, or Free Pizza for a year.
At £1000, I'd take the money. At £100, I'd take the pizza. I suppose the pizza starts to become the weaker option at maybe £200 for me? It's difficult because it's difficult to factor in the fact that, with free pizza for a year, you'd obviously be inclined to go for the pizza more often, so even getting, say, £300 worth of pizza in a year could be less valuable to you than £250 if you wouldn't normally spend £250 on pizza in a year.
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Re: You win a competition. Prizes are £100 cash, or Free Pizza for a year.
i would loveeeee pizza

though practically, id pick the money...
then again... if the pizza i can eat is unlimited (i.e. cost of all pizza is more than 100 quid), then i may choose pizza for when im living out of halls next year... assuming i like the pizza and was allowed different kinds of toppingsLast edited by Dmon1Unlimited; 15-04-2012 at 23:42. -
Re: You win a competition. Prizes are £100 cash, or Free Pizza for a year.
is this pizza takeaway such as dominos?
If so for £100 I'd take pizza, £1000 I'd take the money.
Without an offer on a large dominos pizza is something ridiculous like £15 or so. So lets say one pizza a week, that's already £780 worth of dominos pizza. -
Re: You win a competition. Prizes are £100 cash, or Free Pizza for a year.Well, you can't give Dominos, and you can't give Tesco value, so maybe a small Italian fast-food/restaurant shop to meet the quality somewhere in the middle.(Original post by iSMark)
Pizza, although it depended, would it be of Domino's or Pizza Hut quality or would it simply be a few frozen ones? -
Re: You win a competition. Prizes are £100 cash, or Free Pizza for a year.
I'd pick the money. Even if it was only £100, I'd pick the money.
Not a huge pizza fan.
Plus, it's better to have something concrete- what happens if you suddenly develop a hatred of pizza? (unlikely, I know)
I'd use the money to buy some nice clothes (which I'd probably not fit into if I was eating pizza every day for a year :P)Last edited by Pandabär; 16-04-2012 at 00:00. -
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Re: You win a competition. Prizes are £100 cash, or Free Pizza for a year.i dont like pizza...well not dont like... just id rather have a sandwich, a toasted sandwich mmmmmmm.... pizzas are just broken sandwiches they have no lid! :|
but i could happily buy some shoes
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), because students eat lots of pizza, but students also could do with a free hundred quid, so which would ya'll pick?
Plus, it's better to have something concrete- what happens if you suddenly develop a hatred of pizza? (unlikely, I know)
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