This question is too vague. If I choose one, is that the only thing I can drink for the rest of my life? Or can I only not drink the other option?

I guess either way I'll take Gatorade. If it's the only thing I can drink, Gatorade is the only one of the two that will keep me properly hydrated. If I only cannot drink the other option, I have no problem giving up diet soda, since I prefer to drink regular soda anyway. So even though I like the taste of diet sodas better than Gatorade, I'm choosing Gatorade in both scenarios.

Would you rather have a nice car but a cheap house, or a cheap car but a nice house?

I'd rather have a nice house, since you do spend most of your time in your house. I honestly don't need it to be all that nice, just more spacious than my current apartment lol.

And car wise as long as it runs I don't really care how nice it is.

I would also have to agree on having a nice dwelling over a nice car since the majority of your time is spent in your house/apartment. As long as the car isn't a jalopy, I'm fine with it not being a Ferrari GTO.

Would you rather have a flying magic carpet or your own personal robot?

Hmm either be Arabian or be United Emirates. I’ll take the Robot Servant since it’ll be easier for me to do my agendas while it helps out cleaning or doing my house work I guess. Nothing too fancy

Would you rather be the best player of your team with the worst record or the worst player of your team with the best record?

Are we talking professional sports? If so, best player on the worst team. That way, in the future, I can get paid a lot of money to play for a better team. If we aren't talking professional, though, I'd be the worst player on a good team. Winning is more fun than personal accomplishments.

Would you rather live completely alone for the rest of your life, or live with your parents for the rest of your life? (You can get married, have kids, etc. and live with your spouse and children, but your parents also have to live with you.)

I'd be completely fine with living with my parents. To be fair, I only saw certain people in my family a few times per week because it's a big house that has separate entrances.

Would you rather work full time or not work at all and get one third of that salary?

I’d rather not work at all and get one third of that salary because that way I can enjoy life and do what I want to do.

Would you rather die from the heat or die from freezing to death?

I would rather die from freezing due to my body becoming numb from the low temperatures and just losing mobility instead of having that burning sensation all over my body.

Would you rather eat healthy but the food is bland or eat unhealthy with massive fat weight gain?

I’d rather eat healthy because I really don’t want to start gaining a lot of weight. I’ve never had weight issues and I don’t want to start now.

Would you rather eat at Taco Bell every day for an entire week or Jersey Mike’s for an entire month?

I had to look up Jersey Mike's, I will now go with Jersey Mike's. Sandwich's taste way better than Taco Bell, I hate Taco Bell, I had a burrito, way to much cheese!

Would you rather, Never Have to Eat, or Never have to Drink?

I'd rather never have to eat. I will sometimes forget to drink for hours at a time and only have like two cups of water a day so not drinking is something that I'm already used to but eating can be a pain since it takes way more time.

Would you rather live under the water or in space?

I'd rather live in space. I think of the several people who already live for extended periods of time on the space station, so I think there is a good amount of R&D for supporting a lifestyle up there. But no one lives under water, it would be lonely and depressing I think, plus, there is far less tech and processes developed to make a life down there satisfying.

Would you rather have the super power of stretchy fingertips (like elastagirl, but only in the fingers), or jumping 20% higher than the highest jumper on the planet.

Jumping 20% higher the highest jumper in the world, what if you're getting chased? Jump higher, like maybe onto something that you can jump on.

Would you rather live on the sun (You wouldn't die), or live in a black hole? (You wouldn't die.)

I would rather live in a black hole and see myself have less of an agonizing experience in there because with the sun, I won’t die but I will feel the effects of the heat and skin burning through my body like I’m a rotisserie chicken being overcooked in the oven on a hot summer day unattended while the chef is out yelling at the kids for making a mess in the house and I’m here turning to a black crisp of inedible skin. At least with the black hole I don’t know what to expect,

Would you rather be creative with your acting or be creative with your writing?

I already am creative with my writing. My complex scenario skills in prose are sharp. I'll keep that over "acting as though I'm creative" without actually creating anything.

Even professional actors have to follow a script so they aren't the creative ones; writers are. Pro actors find that to be agreeable since they really just want attention from a moderate amount of people for playing make-believe. Kindergarten mentality.

Ha! That was a perfect question for me.

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I now have to insert an intermission in my post to shout out to tbags123. You may want to rethink your most recent answer on here based on information you don't seem to be aware of yet.

I was on a soccer team where I felt like I was the worst player. Great soccer team. Didn't seem to have issues winning most games.

I always made my effort to contribute, ran fast enough to feel my breath rushing through my ear canals. For a pre-teen boy with no outstanding health issues, my lungs were in terrible shape.

I was treated like an outsider on every play. I could be wide open as the logical next person to pass to but my team would rather pass a direct interception than reveal how weak I was at handling the ball. Left alone in the scoring area, my team would rather not have a chance at scoring than give me a chance. This was not a strategy any coach would approve of. Even the Spaniard egotist coach from my first year in soccer who lost his temper a lot and was only interested in making his son a star wouldn't have told them to do that behind my back.

I don't know if the jerks on the team got everyone else to conspire against me or if it was just instinct because they'd all seen me trip all over the pitch in practice or else decided they just didn't like me gradually as one. The effect was the same. I was ostracized as the worsty on a team of potential champions.

Over multiple seasons, I actually gained a decent smidge of skill so I wasn't really a liability anymore but that did not change their behavior. I never got a chance. I always thought I would. Eventually, it became too much to bear so I did have to quit soccer.

It is the worst feeling I ever coped with long-term. The social isolation even as I endeavored heartily among my peers. It did not feel like I was included with any of the many wins. Sports teams were the worst environments for me to develop socially within. Even the dorkiest boys would look for extra ways to mock me.

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Social life - vs - Fantasy Dream Job

Would the next poster rather have the coolest, most thrilling adventures as a star pilot in outer space with no furloughs at all for any kind of social life away from your duties & all your alien colleagues have slimy skin/smell weird and you don't want to get close to any of them plus all other aliens you meet in your travels are incompatible for interaction with you being the only human that far from planet Earth...
[I was going to say "star fighter pilot" because that thrills me but if you turn out to be a pacifist type of person, you can imagine being a peaceful pilot traveling with benign alien races in a pacific Milky Way galaxy and nonetheless have thrilling, cool adventures that keep you on your toes...]

or

you stay on Earth, take an ordinary job, get home early every day, pursue hobbies, hang with best buds and when life on Earth seems like it is the best it's ever been for you, a chance meeting introduces you to someone you're very attracted to. Your lives must be in sync because they really like you, they're single and would like to try dating. Your dates with them go very well. You establish a rapport that gives you both confidence that your feelings are mutual and you both know in your hearts that you want the same things in your lives. With a bright future directly ahead, a heartlock on a very compatible partner and a pretty easy way to make a living, is this what you really want?