If you receive 100,000 yen from the Japanese government, what are you planning to spend it on?

If you receive 100,000 yen from the Japanese government, what are planning to spend it on?

Shouldn't that read "When" instead of "If"?

Unpaid utility bills.

The rest I'll invest in money tree seeds.

Food...

I'll use it on that Lamborghini I've been looking at.

I wish I could say I don't need it. I hope it comes soon, very soon. It'll cover rent and utilities.

It will towards essentials, be it rent, food or utility bills. Don't need any luxury items.

My 12 year old son wants half of his. He says it is his duty to spend it!

My youngest is obsessed with camper vans, so we think we'll rent one and go on holiday. We have a big camping setup already, so I suppose its just the novelty of going in a van. My eldest is likely to end up in a dorm or digs when she goes to SHS next year, so we'll hold some money back for that.

As a personal want, I've just had to replace (upgrade) the amp in my home theater, so that's got me on the slippery slope of looking at and wanting speakers. I've never had very good ones before. I work in electronics myself, and think that its not just restaurants who will be needing support. This is going to affect the economy as a whole.

@Wobot

"borrowed 400,000 for a failed business venture"

Ouch.

According to my boss, I should use it as a salary and work for free !

I of course said No way so I bet that I will be unemployed soon

Tom,

Brilliant!

By Abe a bunch of real masks and mail them back to him to give to his cabinet as they all gave up their salries for the benefit of the people of Japan.

AbeNOmasks

I will Invest in Bitcoin https://invsti.com/Investments

Give me ¥100,000 and I’ll tell you

Straight to rent, I guess.

I dunno, groceries?

Probably buy the kid a Switch because if I have to hear about Animal Crossing one more bloody time during this lockdown I'm going to explode.

I'll use it to support small local businesses in my neighborhood such as a yakitoriya, cafes, clothes repair shop, stationery store, places like that.

I'll probably spend 75% of it food and groceries and save the remainder for a rainy day. Food and groceries are the main reason why we go to the konbini and supermarkets anyway