Our BuzzFeed readers recently answered a fun discussion question on our homepage: “If you won a lifetime supply of anything you wanted, what would you pick?” The answers were hilariously all over the place. Here is what our community shared:
1.
“Friends and family always make someone happy, so I would ask for a lifetime supply of plane tickets.”
—AnimeLover455
2.
“Eggs. Those things are hella expensive. It would be really helpful if I had a lifetime supply of those. Or just get my own chickens, lol.”
3.
“My prescription medication. It’s such a hassle to try and get them all on the same schedule, and then there are shortages, having to find a brand my insurance will cover. I just WANT TO BE ABLE TO BREATHE.”
—bravechinchilla277
4.
“First class airline tickets. Singapore airways.”
5.
“Gift cards (or meals) specifically at KPot Korean Hot Pot and BBQ!”
—queenmaryjane
6.
“High dose gummies.”
—cat549
7.
“Boba Coffee! I would be perfectly happy if I could have boba, plus if it’s all the variety’s readily available, I would be the happiest person in the world.”
12.
“Tampons. They are SO damn expensive.”
15.
“Razors. I hate buying the $45 Costco pack of razors twice a year.”
17.
“Garbage bags. They’re expensive, it’s something you really can’t cheap out on, or you’ll end up with garbage all over the floor when it tears, and it’s something I always forget to buy until I’m grabbing the last one out of the box.”
18.
“If money is not an option, it’s a toss-up between electricity, water, transportation, and housing.”
—CourtesyFlush
19.
“My first thought is, of course, money. But my second thought is gas for cars. Let me fill up my car at whatever gas station for free.”
—monikap6
20.
“Lottery Tickets. You never know. You might just hit it really big.”
21.
And finally, “Books and music to last me all eternity.”
—dizzyqueen45
Is there anything you would want a lifetime supply of? If so, share it with me in the comments below!
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