Daily Life – $10 Million – page 2

You can only access computers and the internet through public libraries?

You must always walk backwards whenever you are in public?

Every question you are asked, you must answer with a game show buzzer sound before speaking?

You can only sleep in a hammock for the rest of your life?

You must whisper everything you say for the rest of your life?

Your internet connection (Wi-Fi and cellular data) only works for 15 minutes out of every hour?

Whenever you are indoors, you must hop everywhere on one foot?

All your meals must taste exactly like bland oatmeal, regardless of what you eat?

Every time you are in a public place, you must wear your shoes on the wrong feet?

Every time you stand up from a seated position, you must perform a small, involuntary spin?

All your personal belongings (clothes, books, electronics, etc.) must be kept in clear, labeled containers at all times?

You must always have a tiny, harmless, non-removable bell on your wrist that jingles softly with every movement?

Your home is constantly filled with the sound of a very loud, off-key accordion playing?

You must sleep with a spotlight shining directly on your face every night?

Every conversation you have must begin with a dramatic, 15-second monologue about your day?

A catchy, repetitive commercial jingle plays loudly in your head whenever there is silence?

You can never control the temperature in your home; it will always be stuck at exactly 75°F (24°C)?

Every pair of shoes you wear for the rest of your life must be two sizes too big?

You must pay for everything with exact change, slowly counting out each coin and bill, for the rest of your life?

You can never sleep in a room with a closed door for the rest of your life?