ElbowDeepInLeBronsPuzzy
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Mar 19, 2026 11:55 PM
ElbowDeepInLeBronsPuzzy
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spontaneous9
Community college in CA used to be $1 per credit before the Jarvis-Gann Initiative kicked in. California residency of at least one year was the only requirement.
DethShartBSideU
I'd give ya mom a raise...
rcgom
1 second of my time, js
namelessfish
Prescription medication, namely things like insulin
Endergarden
Rent
thinkybrainpains
The cost of living a healthy and happy life with all basic needs like housing, water, electric, internet, as well as education, vacations and travel taken care of on a healthy planet where all life is valued. Could you even imagine how transformative that would be for every living being on this planet?
GoodChange
Supplies for a long, healthy and exciting life.
mageninja
Houses
mineoc
I’m gonna rent a thousand houses then and not use them!
AlienJeffries81
Doctor’s office
backrideup9
Retirement. Done working? Good for you, hand over that dollar bill and go enjoy the rest of your life.
LespritDeLescalier22
Niiiice
pushingchildrenintotraffic
I would go jeopardy style and say that all vowels in communication now cost a dollar. good luck.
BeingABotIsRad
MdrFckr.
jqubed
You mean Wheel of Fortune?
Pilgrymm
Housing. And make housing eligibility based on family size. One person by yourself? $1 apartment or a small cottage. Family of 4? $1 3bd2bath house. Rich douchebag wants a massive mansion in the hills? Sorry we plowed them all for more housing space, here's a $1 apt.
IamnotarobitIseethenumber2
Why do you think elon musk has so many kids? he's prepared for your planned future
Pilgrymm
He's having so many kids because he's desperate for someone to love him. Also eugenics. His kids can have a $1 home, he can take a rocket to mars where he can have a $1 home.
Qulcha
Note that it doesn't say YOU get the money. The question isn't "what would you like people to have to pay YOU for that they don't now," it's "what would you like to make the price be $1 for?"
Incidentally, while I think about what my answer would be, I nominate everything sold at dollar stores!
ElbowDeepInLeBronsPuzzy
True, but I was fully aware of the intented question, and I still had my answer, which remains, as I feel if college costed less, then more people would attend, and we'd have more higher educated people, and less ignorant fools crawling all throughout our countries and the world and screwing it up with their ignorant BS, and the Earth as an overall would increase in quality and health.
Qulcha
I don't dispute that at all. My observation was directed more at the responses in the image itself than the other comments posted here.
AustinJolly
@op's mom
ElbowDeepInLeBronsPuzzy
Can you please not joke about that? It's really not funny.
Raventhief
Giving her a raise?
AustinJolly
in more ways than one!
belly42
Politicians. Then even the 'poor' could buy 'em.
werdegast
Political assassins
ReallyOG
Billionaires
LicensedAdHominem
$10 → $1
ShimmerinStrider
Inflation? Is that you?
LicensedAdHominem
You're right. $10000 → $1.
Hyperinflation!
ShimmerinStrider
WOOHOO! WE'RE ALL DESTITUTE!
Sherpafish
Barrels of oil. Hear me out: It's not worth extracting it for that price, we would transition to clean energy within months.
xj4low
Rent or Healthcare.
rydecker
Wile E. Coyote: Super Genius Economist
VolcanoHerder
Unintended consequence that no one asked for and no one likes hearing but it's true: if we stopped all oil production over a few months the oil companies wouldn't have any income. Which like, yeah, duh, that would be awesome. BUT then they wouldn't be able to afford to plug up the wells they have. And those wells would very quickly start leaking toxic gases into the environment and oil into the groundwater reservoirs. We've painted ourselves into a corner here unfortunately as there aren't
oprahslovechild
Unless we started well-clean up tap force
VolcanoHerder
You forgot the "/s" right?
oprahslovechild
Yes
VolcanoHerder
enough taxpayer money and resources to foot the billions and billions that it would cost to plug them all safely. I would love it if we could transition to renewables overnight, but it would be opening an entirely new can of worms that we're currently not equipped to handle. I just bring this point up to demonstrate that it's unfortunately much more complicated than it should be. We're stuck between a rock and a hard place.
sweetfeetpete
Jokes on us. They’re already doing a shit job of plugging them
VolcanoHerder
Agreed, but just because it isn't perfect doesn't mean we should give up on it entirely