They say money can't buy you happiness but it can buy you new teeth. Or therapy. Or a few members of Congress. And if these things don't make you smile, I don't know what does.
A few weeks ago, Redditor u/TheDeathSummoner posted a question: "What would you like to buy for yourself, but can't afford it?" Other users immediately started replying, listing all the things they wish they could invest in.
The honest answers paint a vivid picture of what's important to people and honestly, it's sad to see that so many folks lack basic necessities. They do, however, remind us to stay humble and respect each other as everyone is fighting their own battle.
#22
Always wanted to buy my nans house and my house and make them into 1 (we live next door) but if i won the lottery id buy the street"
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79points
#24
A Sprinter van that’s been converted into an RV. I would take that thing camping everywhere.
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70points
#26
A good office chair. The one I have at my home desk now kills my back, but the good ones are all too much for a student like me.
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67points
#27
A hot tub. I’ve got a number of health issues and sitting in the hot water is extremely helpful. I know there are super cheap ones that are inflatable and for like one person, but my dad had one of those and got an electric shock touching the water after having it only a few months, so now I’m afraid of the real cheap ones.
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66points
#30
A car. A farm. Some animals to keep me company. And a fancy water colouring set. Oh and my dream wardrobe
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52points
