Would you betray someone you care about for...

[Lewis]

Would you abandon a friend/family member, that you obviously care about, out of your life PERMANENTLY for £1,000,000?

You wouldn't be able to give them any of the money or be in contact with them whatsoever. And it has to be a person you do care about and still see, not any random friend or family member you don't like or see anymore.

If so, who would it? E.g. your brother, best friend, whatever.

THE POLL IS NOT PUBLIC SO YOU CAN BE HONEST!

[wixard]

to be honest yeah i probably would

not my mum, but the others yes

[scottish]

Yes.

I have quite a few family I suppose I 'care' about but haven't seen for 10 years, so another 90 wouldn't bother me.

[Lewis]

Yes.

I have quite a few family I suppose I 'care' about but haven't seen for 10 years, so another 90 wouldn't bother me.

It's meant to be someone you do truly care about and maybe see each other more often than every decade!

[Kyle]

Most people yes. About 2 people , probably not


~~from phone

[-:Undertaker:-]

I don't think I could, no.

I always regard loyalty as one of my key characteristics.

[Inseriousity.]

Yes, probably my brother, I care about him but my life wouldn't change too much if he weren't around (then again he went on holiday for a week and the house was way too quiet so maybe that'd be a case of not knowing what you've got til it's gone).

[scottish]

It's meant to be someone you do truly care about and maybe see each other more often than every decade!

I do care about them, they're family.

[Chris]

Absolutely not. It's a lot of money but I could never do that to someone I really care for.

[scottish]

Absolutely not. It's a lot of money but I could never do that to someone I really care for.

But £1mil.

Say you live until you're 90 and the avg user is 18, that's 72 years of your life that you'd have an addition £13,889 approx (added to your income, ignoring the fact you'd most likely invest it either via stocks or cash ISA's/savings accounts and gain an additional 10k a year)

If you did have it in a savings account you'd probably get 1.5% annual interest approx (which is about 15k a year).

Some people could live off that (without even having it in savings).