
20 Responses To An Online Question Asking, What One Thing Would You Regularly Spend On If Money Was Not An Issue
We’re definitely a generation that doesn’t like to be told what to do or think, so it stands to reason that we must question every adage including the one that said, money can’t buy happiness. Is that concept really true anymore? Recent online research found that, 33% Americans say that money actually makes them happier than love does.
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#1 Paying For People’s Prescriptions Without Them Knowing

Paying for people’s prescriptions at the pharmacy without them knowing.
#2 Personal Cook And A Nutritionist

Personal cook/nutritionist.
Having my meals made for me, and them being healthy meals, would be so nice.
Think I would never have takeout food/bad food ever again.
#3 Personal Staff

Staff. Just staff.
Housekeeper, nannies, chauffeurs, personal trainer, personal chef, personal assistant, etc..
#4 Neighborhood Parties

When I was a younger man, I once won $500 in a local raffle. Not enough for anything life-changing, but enough that I wanted to do something memorable. So I spent it on several dozen pounds of meat, sides, briquettes, beer, and a permit, and threw a neighborhood BBQ. About three dozen people showed up across the 4 hours we were allotted, and we all had a great time eating, drinking, and playing Hammerschlagen (hit the nail into the stump).
I’d throw a neighborhood party once a month if money was no object.
#5 Flights
Flights. I don’t have the money to regularly fly places, and wish to be able to fly home and see my family for the first time in 2 years
#6 Musical Instrument

Every musical instrument I can fit under a roof
#7 Personality Trainer

A personality trainer.
#8 Private Flights
If money was truly no object, private flights.* No more flying commercial.
Slightly less ambitious – personal trainer, personal chef, maybe a personal assistant for all the little annoying things one has to do in life.
*Geez people, it’s a fantasy… The math is simple: {odds of me flying private} x {carbon output of private jet} = 0.
#9 New Towels, Bedsheets And Socks
New towels, bed sheets and socks
Like brand new every day.
#10 Fancier Date Nights With Wife

Fancier and more frequent date nights with the wife
#11 Buy Whatever They Want Without Feeling Guilty

Whatever I wanted. A little treat at the shop, a cute but impractical piece of clothing, a dinner out maybe.
I’d just like to be able to buy something I want for no other reason than because I want it, without having to do all of the mental gymnastics and algorithms about whether it’s “worth it” or what I might need that money for later on as I regret the purchase. It must be a really liberating feeling.
#12 Art Classes

Art classes. All of the art classes, all over the world.
#13 Therapy

Therapy
#14 Massages

Massages
#15 Trips Abroad And Lavish Hotels

Trips abroad and stays in expensive hotels.
#16 Traveling

Travel. No big plans around trips but just deciding to spend a week or two in another country because I saw it mentioned somewhere and it sounded nice. With money as no object airfare hotels food luggage and all that wouldn’t matter as expenses to plan or save for and it would be so awesome to feel that freedom to just go somewhere whenever the idea strikes you.
#17 Getting Whatever They Want On A Restaurant Menu

Now that I do have money, the one thing I treat myself to is getting whatever I want on a restaurant menu. If I want appitizers, I don’t try to get the cheapest, just what sounds good.
#18 High-Quality Food

High quality food, with actual nutrition.
#19 Dental Care

Dental care.
#20 A House

I’d buy a house…so tired of how I’m treated as renter but I mean…I CAN’T buy so I don’t get to choose my own paint or have pets or whatever other rules that come up with. THEN your rent is twice what the mortgage would be if you owned. Less ownership MORE restrictions. Blows.

Shanilou Perera
Shanilou has always loved reading and learning about the world we live in. While she enjoys fictional books and stories just as much, since childhood she was especially fascinated by encyclopaedias and strangely enough, self-help books. As a kid, she spent most of her time consuming as much knowledge as she could get her hands on and could always be found at the library. Now, she still enjoys finding out about all the amazing things that surround us in our day-to-day lives and is blessed to be able to write about them to share with the whole world as a profession.