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Would You Rather Questions: 211-220

211. Would you rather be royalty 1,000 years ago or an average person today?

Being royalty at any time seems like a really cool concept and experience. But, 1000 years ago? Like, 1025? I'm not sure how "beneficial" a life that would be. I'm fine being average today. I mean, aren't they already?

212. Would you rather lounge by the pool or on the beach?

Either is completely fine with me. But yeah, give me the beach. In the Caribbean, preferably. 

213. Would you rather wear the same socks for a month or the same underwear for a week?

This is...weird. I'll go for the shortest amount of time and wear the same underwear for a week. 

214. Would you rather work an overtime shift with your annoying boss or spend a full day with your mother-in-law?

Over time, with the annoying boss. Everyday. All the time. No doubt. Yup.

215. Would you rather cuddle a koala or play around with a panda?

There is no losing option here. I'm a big fan of both animals. Give me the "play" around option. I don't know exactly what that means, but if the end result means I can be cool with a Panda, it sounds dope. 

216. Would you rather have a sing-off with Ariana Grande or a dance-off with Rihanna?

Dance-off with Rihanna sounds fun. I have no chance, but being able to vibe with a fellow West Indian would instantly turn it into a party. 

217. Would you rather always have B.O. and not know it or always smell B.O. on everyone else?

Wow, this is a good one. I'll select the option of always smelling B.O. on everyone else. I ride the Subway in NYC in the summer - there are some days when that is the case. Hey, as long as it's not me! 

218. Would you rather watch nothing but Hallmark Christmas movies or nothing but horror movies?

My wife despises horror movies, so it's been a while since I've really watched one. Constant horror movies probably can get tiring really fast, likely mess with the psyche. Give me the Hallmark Christmas movies. They can be unintentionally comedic, as well as inspirational.

219. Would you rather always be 10 minutes late or always be 20 minutes early?

This is stupid. Who wants to be late? 20 minutes early. 

220. Would you rather spend a week in the forest or a night in a real haunted house?

Give me the forest. That can be cool. I'm not intentionally doing haunted house stuff...no, no. Not at all. 

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