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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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:Free travel for life (plane,train,bus etc)
:Free petrol/diesel for 5yrs
:£200 a month groceries vouchers for 5yrs
:or a £100 000 or less car of your choice? |
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":Free travel for life (plane,train,bus etc)
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This brings to mind the dilemma I had last year when choosing a new kitchen sink. I realised that *technically* the one with the 50 year guarantee might be better than the one with a lifetime one 
Obviously I'd be boring, settle for the £100k car and sell it immediately 
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":Free travel for life (plane,train,bus etc)
This brings to mind the dilemma I had last year when choosing a new kitchen sink. I realised that *technically* the one with the 50 year guarantee might be better than the one with a lifetime one
Obviously I'd be boring, settle for the £100k car and sell it immediately
Mr ddc"
Yay! Sounds by far the best choice to me.
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By (user no longer on site)
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":Free travel for life (plane,train,bus etc)
:Free petrol/diesel for 5yrs
:£200 a month groceries vouchers for 5yrs
:or a £100 000 or less car of your choice?"
The £100,000 car would only leave me disappointed I didn't have the car I want. So I'll go with free travel.
I don't like planes, but ive recently discovered a like for riding on the train. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Oh definitely free travel for life.
Imagine the possibilities.
Travel broadens the mind more than any book can imo.
It's a big beautiful world out there and I've been fortunate to see a fair bit. Never enough though  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Well if you can sell the chosen option I'll have the free travel for life and auction it on eBay. I think it would fetch more than a second hand car. 100 grand car only fetch 70 with a previous owner. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"How can anyone survive on two hundred pounds of groceries? I'd pick the groceries but it would have to be more like what I actually spend with three teens in the house, eight hundred a month?"
£800 a month? Sweet Jesus were do u do ur shopping? That's alot |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Free travel sounds good  "
and it would have been my first choice, but
1 Not so good if I have to travel alone or pay up for L to come with me.
2 The paranoid in me would say the airline companies would assassinate me within the year.
So I would take the free petrol / diesel for 5 years and open a garage to sell it from  |
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By *lla_maiWoman
over a year ago
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":Free travel for life (plane,train,bus etc)
:Free petrol/diesel for 5yrs
:£200 a month groceries vouchers for 5yrs
:or a £100 000 or less car of your choice?"
Surely if it was free travel for life that would also cover petrol for travelling and a car. Therefore it would have yo be travel  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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":Free travel for life (plane,train,bus etc)
:Free petrol/diesel for 5yrs
:£200 a month groceries vouchers for 5yrs
:or a £100 000 or less car of your choice?
Surely if it was free travel for life that would also cover petrol for travelling and a car. Therefore it would have yo be travel "
Nope all separate the free travel is pre paid already |
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