An interesting WOULD YOU? question

[Hungry Joe]

No way would I do it, not even for 50mil. Not because I haven't 'got the balls', but because I love life too much to take that kind of gamble. You could win the 5mil and still be utterly miserable for the rest of your life.

I'm sure most of those who say they'd do it wouldn't in the real event. We're hard-wired to try and stay alive no matter what. That means you have to overcome not just your fear of dying, but also every single survival instinct you have.

 

[Fungus]

Would love to say I could do it but not got the balls, I am afraid.

Shot them off?

 

[Goring-by-Seagull]

Ask me when I'm sober and ask me when I've had a few. They will be different answers!

 

[Tricky Dicky]

Would need to be more than 5 mil to tempt me.

Why, what difference would it make. You can't live much better on £10m than you can on £5.

I would suggest anyone who has thinks their life is so bad that this money would make a difference, I imagine having the money won't make you any happier. Quite sad anyone would think of doing it, even if it is hypothetical. Now, taking a bullet to save someone else, I can understand, but not for money.

 

[chrissyboy01]

The very thought of this made my balls evaporate - so it's a no from me

 

[magoo]

Why, what difference would it make. You can't live much better on £10m than you can on £5.

I would suggest anyone who has thinks their life is so bad that this money would make a difference, I imagine having the money won't make you any happier. Quite sad anyone would think of doing it, even if it is hypothetical. Now, taking a bullet to save someone else, I can understand, but not for money.

Obviously you can live comfortably on 5 Mil but I would want to live extravagantly for risking my life.

After a nice big, modern house with pool etc, a few expensive cars, a big yacht, it won't leave you much. Money just means different things to different people doesn't it.

 

[beorhthelm]

i'd be too concerned it was rigged so my brains would get splattered, so no.

 

[NickBHAFC18]

I would like to say yes, as I always feel like quite a lucky person when It comes down to a little gamble. But realistically the thought of wasting my life to become rich seems so selfish. If I lost though, I couldn't bare to imagine how much pain my family would go through.

Final answer, No, but will always live my life thinking "hhmmm what if.."

 

[banjo]

No.

 

[madinthehead]

No chance. Maybe if I were single, with NO family ties, loved ones, dependants, friends, etc.

As it is, it would be a very selfish risk to take.

This

 

[brightonlass2009]

Although the idea of being rich is a nice one, if you died in the process it'd be £5 million you wouldn't be able to enjoy. So has to be no.

 

[7:18]

Never, rather have the life I've got than be dead thanks!

 

[BHAFC_Pandapops]

i'd rather move to kent and win the euromillions.

 

[dingodan]

I like those odds.

 

[Lawro's Lip]

i'd rather move to kent and win the euromillions.

I live in Kent already. Can I win Euromillions please?

 

[Notters]

Money DOES NOT make you happy.

 

[ILIKECANDLES]

You were offered the chance to get £5 million by playing Russian Roulette.

A six chamber gun with one bullet. You hold the gun to your head and pull the trigger.

• If you get the bullet, you are dead.
• If you don't get the bullet, you walk away with £5m.

So a 5/6 chance of being a multi-millionaire, but a possibility of paying the ultimate price.

No chance and anyone that says yes perhaps needs to take a good hard look at themselves. This shit aint even funny. Life? Ask any dying multi millionaire what they would give for another day with their family.

 

[c0lz]

No like others just haven't got the bottle and my mind would be working over time.

 

[clippedgull]

No way!!

 

[00snook]

Money DOES NOT make you happy.

Thats true, but it does smooth the way if you never need to worry about money again.

Many lottery winners report that their lives change so much after a win that they wish they had never won it.