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Tuna.

One $10 hookerbot or 10 $1 hookerbots?

Beef jerky. LOTS of gatorade. Go-karts.

Hey wait a minute it IS 2 days before payday and I DO have only... er.. £11.25 left in my wallet.

So I'll say.. train fares to get to work!

I'd be funding my nicotine addiction.

I wouldn't spend it. I'd whine horribly about being broke, conning my co-workers into buying me lunch. Although, I still would have to pay for the bus home... Well, I'd still have $6 after two days.

Knowing way things are in our world it would go on dog food.

Peanut Butter, though my wife would win and we'd buy lettuce or something.

It's not her pocket with $10 in it...

BET IT ALL ON BLACK!!!!

I don't know where Mike lives, but I want to live in a place where $10 gets you jerky, lots of gatorade, and a ride on the go karts. Here in Phoenix, you could pick one of those and you might be able to get it for $10 LOL

As for me, I always plan ahead and have plenty of food, so I would probably spend it at the coffee house mingling with the underground of Phoenix!

I use the word win losely, as a poke at my wife. Marriage makes things more fluid. It's nice that way. My money maybe and I'd share my money. I wouldn't get Peanut Butter. She wouldn't get lettuce. We'd probably stuff down a couple Quiznos subs. Win-win or something like that. Though mingling with the underground in a coffee house seems like the more fun option.

Haha yeah I meant to pick one of three :)

Starbucks.

Something cheap to resell for more moola.

Chipotle x2.

I appreciate devin's choice, but I would probably buy eggs, bread, and milk. One can last a long time on those three staples.

Darn Nicole and her sensibility. If I got $10 of break and PB&J I'd be set for weeks.

Chick fil a

Yikes, I bought Chik-fil-a four times this week. No time to cook!

After giving this further thought, I don't think I'd need to spend the $10. I've already paid my yearly work transportation costs, and I have enough random crap in my cupboards that surely I could make it two days. I might be eating Malt-O-Meal or enchilada sauce for every meal, but I would still be eating.

So, I guess I would save it and hopefully have $20 at the end of the next pay period.

ramen noodles. man you can get like 10 of em for less that $1. id get 10 of those and then some drinks or soemthing. id be set...

I'm with Corey, instant noodles!

I'll cast another vote for Chick-Fil-A. Their sweet tea and Polynesian sauce would carry me through ...

$10 for two days: A small notebook to start my next month' budget and some stationary and stamps to write thank you notes to people that helped me recently. Because I'll need friends to turn my life into a better direction if I have to count my money at the end of a pay period.

Whaaat, you don't live paycheck the paycheck? And you call yourself American...

LOL @ Devin
I know, right!?

I would buy a box of my favorite cereal, a gallon of milk and some fruit.
For the next 2 days, I wouldn't mind eating cereal and fruit for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
I love me some cereal!
;-)

I was gonna make a joke about gambling to make even more money, but it seems I did that in this Note already. [walks away in shame]

I wouldnt' spend it, its just too close to being completly broke!

3 gallons of gas....

INVEST INVEST INVEST

I'd buy 10 McChicken sandwiches, with ranch.

Six pack of beers and smokes.

Whatever my kids needed.

A movie ticket and popcorn to go with it. As I'll anyhow will hunger, might as well enjoy the ride.

3,50 cigarettes
2,00 bread
0,60 Milk
0,90 6 eggs
1,10 tomato saus
0.60 500 gr pasta

and still some change for chewing gum... I've been in these situations before.. hehe

I'd try and be grateful for what I've got.

Dog food and coffee. Hopefully there'd be enough left over for the gas in my car that I would drive directly to the public library.

If there was only two days before payday, I would try not to spend it at all! If my cupboards were bare I'd buy a loaf of bread and just live off sandwiches for two days!

I cut down my transport bill massively by buying a bike and would recommend it to anyone! The money I've saved on travel has well and truly covered the cost of my bike... plus I just canceled my gym membership yesterday as I really don't need it either now so I'm really looking forward to that extra 40 quid a month!