If you could get something for free the whole year, what would it be?
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Alternative answer:
If I can get my money for nothing then I would like my checks for free.
Edit: It's actually "chicks" for free. Also the uncut version of this song is offensive like only something four decades old could be.
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After reading through the other answers, I'm not sure of what to make of the fact that my first thought was coffee.
If you spend a lot on coffee, you can save up a lot by the end of the year
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Either my council tax or my utility bills.
Go for the utility bills. Just a piece of advice
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You mean like... Just getting money for free?
No, like a music video:
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Stocks. Doest matter they do, it will be 100% profit when selling.
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Healthcare. I’d get so much done and settled to be honest
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My salary.
Times two
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Stocks. Doest matter they do, it will be 100% profit when selling.
Actually
️ it's more like ∞% profit or undetermined -
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A safe place to sleep.
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Healthcare. I’d get so much done and settled to be honest
Found the American
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Actually
️ it's more like ∞% profit or undeterminedStill would only be 100% profit. Costed nothing to get them, so when you sell them, they will be 100% profit.
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My first thought was a local swimming pool.
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All I can eat tacos.
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Still would only be 100% profit. Costed nothing to get them, so when you sell them, they will be 100% profit.
wrote on last edited by [email protected]Profit = (sell price - buy price)/buy price
If buy price is zero, the division is undefined or the profit is "infinite" because you spent nothing to acquire the asset.
Having a profit of 100% would mean just selling at double the buy price, but nothing stops you at selling at 3x or 4x, having a profit of 200% or 300%.
To give a better example, try with lower and lower "buy price" (approaching zero). You'll see that the profit goes unlimitedly up
I may be wrong, no attacks intended (better to specify lol)
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Profit = (sell price - buy price)/buy price
If buy price is zero, the division is undefined or the profit is "infinite" because you spent nothing to acquire the asset.
Having a profit of 100% would mean just selling at double the buy price, but nothing stops you at selling at 3x or 4x, having a profit of 200% or 300%.
To give a better example, try with lower and lower "buy price" (approaching zero). You'll see that the profit goes unlimitedly up
I may be wrong, no attacks intended (better to specify lol)
wrote on last edited by [email protected]I think everyone in this thread is right. We seem to be disagreeing over the use of the article 'a'.
The OP said it would be "100% profit" which is correct. This is in the general sense that they paid nothing so that any price would be pure profit.
You're talking specific numbers, hence it is "a 100% profit". Depending on the price it could be any percentage like "a 213.75% profit".
You're both correct! It's funny how English works, right?!
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I think everyone in this thread is right. We seem to be disagreeing over the use of the article 'a'.
The OP said it would be "100% profit" which is correct. This is in the general sense that they paid nothing so that any price would be pure profit.
You're talking specific numbers, hence it is "a 100% profit". Depending on the price it could be any percentage like "a 213.75% profit".
You're both correct! It's funny how English works, right?!
Never thought of that, cool!
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machine that breaks the laws of physics
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Chips (fries for you Americans) or french fries (what we Brits call thin cut chips)
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KETAM--
No, actually, I'd take music. I don't mean streaming, but buying albums to own. At that point, that's a subscription service gone.
I'd also take ammo for no reason in particular.
(I'm assuming crypto assets for unlimited money is cheating)
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I think everyone in this thread is right. We seem to be disagreeing over the use of the article 'a'.
The OP said it would be "100% profit" which is correct. This is in the general sense that they paid nothing so that any price would be pure profit.
You're talking specific numbers, hence it is "a 100% profit". Depending on the price it could be any percentage like "a 213.75% profit".
You're both correct! It's funny how English works, right?!
Pretty much. No costs of buying the shares so it would be all profit.
