So, this question was posed by a friend as we spent a lazy day by the lake. Here's the rules:
1. This is about you. Assume you have already used your wealth to donate to charity/solve world hunger/etc.
2. Venture beyond stereotypical things. Assume you already have all the typical luxuries of the ultra-wealthy, e.g. private plane, yacht, private island, cleaning crew, butler, private chef, etc.
3. Make it fun. Think "I-only-drink-bottled-water-harvested-from-the-polar-ice-caps" kind of indulgent.
Some fun answers were:
- New socks, everyday, for the rest of my life (she loves the feeling of new socks)
- Fly in the worlds most renowned person to teach me any skill I want to learn (e.g. hiring Chuck Norris to teach you karate or Neil Degrass Tyson to teach you astrophysics)
- A personal dental hygienist for professional cleanings any time (he loved that fresh feeling)
1. This is about you. Assume you have already used your wealth to donate to charity/solve world hunger/etc.
2. Venture beyond stereotypical things. Assume you already have all the typical luxuries of the ultra-wealthy, e.g. private plane, yacht, private island, cleaning crew, butler, private chef, etc.
3. Make it fun. Think "I-only-drink-bottled-water-harvested-from-the-polar-ice-caps" kind of indulgent.
Some fun answers were:
- New socks, everyday, for the rest of my life (she loves the feeling of new socks)
- Fly in the worlds most renowned person to teach me any skill I want to learn (e.g. hiring Chuck Norris to teach you karate or Neil Degrass Tyson to teach you astrophysics)
- A personal dental hygienist for professional cleanings any time (he loved that fresh feeling)