Your hypothetical moderately wealthy British friend has invited you to come visit them. They have gifted you an economy class ticket to London, and will let you stay in their guest room, and will provide all your meals while you’re there. (Or if you already live in Europe, reverse it and pretend your imaginary friend lives in Los Angeles and has bought you ticket there).
I’ll just fly there in economy
I’ll fly there in economy and spend some of my own money to upgrade to a better seat, like an exit row
I’ll spend my own money to upgrade to Premium Economy
I’ll spend my own money to upgrade to Business
I’ll spend my own money to upgrade to First
I’ll get a refund on the plane ticket (assume it’s fully refundable for purposes of this poll), and take a combination of Amtrak in coach and QM2 in the cheapest stateroom, paying whatever the difference costs myself.
I’ll get a refund on the plane ticket, and take a combination of Amtrak in a sleeper car and the QM2 in the cheapest stateroom, paying the difference myself.
I’ll get a refund on the plane ticket, and take a combination of Amtrak in a sleeper car and the QM2 in a first class suite, paying the difference myself.
Rewind a few days. You’re the chief editor of a major news outlet such as CNN, Fox News, New York Times, Washington Post or NBC.
Someone suggests to you that you should deliberately buck the media trend and devote the majority of your news coverage to the 500 migrants who drowned in the sunk ship in European waters - rather than the 5 rich people in the submersible at the Titanic.
Buck the trend, cover the 500 migrants
Go with the trend; cover the Titan submersible 5 occupants
You have a baby or toddler all strapped into their car seat, fast asleep. You’re just running in to a takeout restaurant to pick up pre-ordered food. You have a space right in front and you can see the car the whole time.
How long is it okay to leave them alone in the car?
I am taking you out to dinner. You’re welcome (it’s the least I can do). Which cuisine shall we enjoy together? Note that we are going to a casual restaurant in the U.S. I’m not hankering for a debate on the authenticity of the cuisine. You may select up to 3 choices.
You’re driving on the highway and your GPS indicates a heavy traffic jam coming up. It’s a 3-lane highway and you’re in the middle lane. What do you do?
Stay put in the middle lane
Move to the left lane
Move to the right lane
Alternate between moving lanes in the jam and try to “climb the ladder”