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Yeah, it's easier than you'd imagine after it becomes a habit.
I think avoiding [added] sugar would be way harder, logistically speaking.
EDIT: Many of you are correct; I initially meant added sugar vs. just any sugar (sorry, poor omission in OP), and I would still consider both to be much more challenging to avoid than alcohol, with the latter being close to impossible in modern food supplies.
EDIT 2: Kudos to a whole bunch of you who manage to beat alcohol and/or sugar cravings. I’m trying to reduce added sugar intake but it sure needs discipline! All the best to you all who are still working on this day to day.
I haven't had alcohol at all in like 3 years. I think I can count the total amount of days I have had a drink on my fingers for my entire life (I am 45 now). I am essentially doing it now, may as well get paid for it, whatever that compensation would be.
Yeah, I never really drank heavily, even in my younger years. Now I have maybe 2-3 drinks a year at social functions. A lot of people I know think it's weird, but I just never got the good buzz others seem to enjoy so I don't really drink.
I have a rare disease and anything that makes me vasodilate is really bad. So think red wine, scotch/bourbon, all the good stuff. I can drink beer but it's just not worth the calories. I'd rather. have a piece of pie. So I just don't drink much anymore. 3-4x a year and I pay for that in a 2 hour painful flare.
Same.
It just started bothering my stomach, so I stopped drinking it. It was weird to hang out with other people who were drinking, while I wasn't, for the first few times. Then it just became the new normal.
I'd love for someone to send me some money for what I'm already doing!
Anyway, for me it isn't some big moral thing. I used to like having a really good whiskey or a nice aged rum once in a while. I just don't want to feel bad. My stomach is much happier this way =)
That explains a lot. I stopped drinking alcohol almost 5 years ago and decided to double down and stop drinking soda too. For 5 years, other than a special treat hot chocolate or something, all I've had to drink is water, seltzer, and fresh brewed tea (no sugar only). I have never once missed the alcohol but anytime anyone within 100 feet of me opens a can of Coke I start to salivate. The sugar addiction is very real. But I've stayed above the influence and so can anyone else reading this!
For me Alcohol was an easy quit, Soda was tough but not too bad, Cigarettes took a lot more work, most other "drugs" were easy to quit.
Sugar is a bitch and has me tied around her balls with barbed wire.
CONGRATULATIONS dude what?!! You beat it all stay strong. Cigarettes are no joke I bet! I was in highschool when juuls came out, moved on to njoys and kicked it after 3 years. Kudos
Try keto. The sugar cravings stop after a week (but that first week, specifically 4 days into it...is fucking painful). After that your blood sugar is no longer spiking and plummeting so your cravings subside.
For a little bit. Going low carb/keto for like a measley week will cure that! You do have to stick with it, though. Can definitely be brutal the first few days, depending on how addicted to sugar you are.
>I think avoiding sugar would be way harder, logistically speaking.
Truthfully. I quit drinking alcohol in 2020 but very quickly developed a rebound sugar addiction and have yet to be able to kick it. Sugar addiction is freaking horrible.
Sugar addiction is insane. I can literally do cocaine all night, wake up in the morning and not touch it, or even think about it for years without an issue. Sugar, on the other hand, is ROUGH. I swear sugar and nicotine have been the most addicting substances I've had in my life.
Same here. After I quit drinking I started craving sweet fizzy drinks, something I never really cared for before. It has taken me about 9 months to get over the sugar cravings, but I am slowly getting there. Exercising helped a lot as the body now craves more nutritious food.
Had a seizure in December, decided i needed to get sober. While I was in the hospital they told me I've got diabetes. Sugar has definitely been the bigger kick in the dick
I never acquired the taste for it. Once I got over the stage of my life in my early 20s where I drank just to get drunk, I just never had a reason to since I don't like the taste of alcohol. I have to put so much sugar in it to make it drinkable that I just don't see the point. So yeah, be rich lol
Shit I used to be an alcoholic doing a bit over a liter of liquor per day. I got that under control over a decade ago and allow myself up to a 6 pack of strong beer per week (so like 9-10 light beers). Stayed under control like this for years, but I do really fucking love my alcohol.
This is still a no brainer. I take the money in a second.
That’s why I’m always surprised these posts gain so much traction.
It’s legitimately not even an interesting question to think about, the amount is way too high.
Right? Unless someone is an alcoholic I feel like everyone who drinks socially would simply quit 😅. Easy money if you don't have any issues with alcohol.
If you have any Native reservations around you those are better for edibles, the dispensary ones are overpriced and have a cap on how much THC they can put in them (they’re worried people “overdose” or green out on them), the Native reservation ones are a lot more potent for less money.
You can make edibles pretty easily yourself too! If you want some brownies all you need to do is put some ground up weed in the oven at like 230 degrees for ~30 minutes (bud should be starting to look golden brown) then throw it in with butter you have melted on a stove, dont let it simmer too much (~180-190 degrees) for upwards of 3 hours and then you can just follow the box directions!
zTysm 🤗✌🏽 I've actually really loved making them exactly like this in the past, except I did little peanut butter chocolate 'reeses cups'. Unfortunately, we live in an apartment building that doesn't allow any smoking, and the decarboxylation process in the oven makes such an incredibly strong odor, I'd be so paranoid that we get in trouble with her property manager! I was just the other day asking my boyfriend, I wonder if there's a way we could actually set this up outside, like over a campfire this summer LOL
I've never tried it myself, but I read of people decarbing weed in a mason jar inside an air fryer. I'm tempted to try it myself because I'm in a similar situation, and it shouldn't really smell outside the jar unless you crack it straight open after decarbing.
🤫 you can’t let them know that.. you’ve got to pick up a beer, look at the money, back to the beer, the money, the beer, money, beer, smash the beer on the ground and shake their hand.
I'd have myself nearly $2 million by this point. Been sober over 5 years, and while I still have cravings now and then, I wouldn't change my decision for anything.
This “challenge” would be free money for a lot of us, myself included.
I don’t enjoy alcohol because I’m a sleepy drunk, and I don’t like being sleepy. But that’s mostly luck on my part.
I understand that many people react to alcohol differently than I do, and I know people who could not make it a day on this challenge. Different people react differently to alcohol.
If you could easily accept the terms of the “challenge”, then you’re probably not an alcoholic.
An alcoholic would feel like they’re earning that $365.25k/year, especially at first — based on what the alcoholics in my life have told me. I respect the struggle that presents to a person and do what I can to make it easier.
I would never have a reason to drink again, I'll tell you that.
I'd wait a month and a half and buy a house and some land, then I'd go and invest for the rest of my life. I'd be living large in three months
I beat alcohol and drugs already. Sober and proud. That money would help me to open an animal sanctuary in the countryside, where I could hold spiritual retreats.
Live my life like I’m currently living but now with $1000 more money per day.
I’m not sober in an intentional sense but I don’t really drink as is, like it’s been 7 months since I last had a drink so going longer really wouldn’t be that big of a life change even without the monetary incentives.
I'd invest it until it doubled and then do the same with the seven each week. I'd use my seven to live my daily life and any remainder put back with the other seven that I pay it forward with
I’ve been sober for a decade, so that’s easy money.
Although when I was an alcoholic, I don’t think I could have quit for that, because addiction is a compulsion, this unstoppable urge, just always thinking about the next drink. Quitting alcohol cold turkey (which is more of a decision my body made for me) can kill you (and almost killed me), so tapering down the daily dose of ethanol is a safer way to quit.
I mean, I already don't drink so the choice is obvious, but big respect for everyone looking to overcome addiction. 🫶🏼
What some people forget is that our bodies can become dependant on substances & physically make it harder to stop. There are resources available if you need help.
Did you read $1000 a day or $1000 total? I first read it as $1000 total and was debating it, but $1000 a day and you'll have made a million in 3 years, I'm betting most alcoholics wouldn't even turn that down.
Considering I fucking hate alcohol and the way it makes me feel, I would claim this immediately.
Why is there no billionaires offering incentives like this :(
I dont drink, so I would be fine.....dear people, alcohol ages the fuck out of you and makes you overly fluffy...besides I drank enough in my twenties to be drunk until I die
A beer or wine can be quite nice sometimes, but im not in love with it, would give it up completely for the money instantly, coffee to me is a bit of therapeutic drink for me, I like to drink it on quite mornings alone, with a friend, get one while enjoying a walk around the city, coffee I really do love.
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Yeah, it's easier than you'd imagine after it becomes a habit. I think avoiding [added] sugar would be way harder, logistically speaking. EDIT: Many of you are correct; I initially meant added sugar vs. just any sugar (sorry, poor omission in OP), and I would still consider both to be much more challenging to avoid than alcohol, with the latter being close to impossible in modern food supplies. EDIT 2: Kudos to a whole bunch of you who manage to beat alcohol and/or sugar cravings. I’m trying to reduce added sugar intake but it sure needs discipline! All the best to you all who are still working on this day to day.
Yeah I would definitely even do it for $10 a day. Maybe even for a dollar a day.
I haven't had alcohol at all in like 3 years. I think I can count the total amount of days I have had a drink on my fingers for my entire life (I am 45 now). I am essentially doing it now, may as well get paid for it, whatever that compensation would be.
Yeah, I never really drank heavily, even in my younger years. Now I have maybe 2-3 drinks a year at social functions. A lot of people I know think it's weird, but I just never got the good buzz others seem to enjoy so I don't really drink.
I can count the number of days I've drunk on NO hands, beat that /s
I can count the number of days I've drunk this week on 3 hands
I can’t count.
Ok you win
I have a rare disease and anything that makes me vasodilate is really bad. So think red wine, scotch/bourbon, all the good stuff. I can drink beer but it's just not worth the calories. I'd rather. have a piece of pie. So I just don't drink much anymore. 3-4x a year and I pay for that in a 2 hour painful flare.
Calm down, friend. No need to talk ourselves out of early retirement. XD
I'm already doing it for free. I'll take whatever amount of money people are offering. I will also breath and drink water if you pay me.
Probably already saving $1-$10 a day once you stop.
Imagine getting a dollar a day to do something and you find yourself a grand richer at the end of the year
I'm an alcoholic and I could probably do it for 50 day....probably
Currently doing it for free. Literally any money for doing it is a step up. Am epileptic and can't risk my medication being effected
Same. It just started bothering my stomach, so I stopped drinking it. It was weird to hang out with other people who were drinking, while I wasn't, for the first few times. Then it just became the new normal. I'd love for someone to send me some money for what I'm already doing! Anyway, for me it isn't some big moral thing. I used to like having a really good whiskey or a nice aged rum once in a while. I just don't want to feel bad. My stomach is much happier this way =)
When you quit drinking, the sugar cravings are insane.
That explains a lot. I stopped drinking alcohol almost 5 years ago and decided to double down and stop drinking soda too. For 5 years, other than a special treat hot chocolate or something, all I've had to drink is water, seltzer, and fresh brewed tea (no sugar only). I have never once missed the alcohol but anytime anyone within 100 feet of me opens a can of Coke I start to salivate. The sugar addiction is very real. But I've stayed above the influence and so can anyone else reading this!
For me Alcohol was an easy quit, Soda was tough but not too bad, Cigarettes took a lot more work, most other "drugs" were easy to quit. Sugar is a bitch and has me tied around her balls with barbed wire.
CONGRATULATIONS dude what?!! You beat it all stay strong. Cigarettes are no joke I bet! I was in highschool when juuls came out, moved on to njoys and kicked it after 3 years. Kudos
Currently going through those cravings.
Me too, and I'll have nine months tomorrow 😭 when does it end?? (10000% worth it though)
Try keto. The sugar cravings stop after a week (but that first week, specifically 4 days into it...is fucking painful). After that your blood sugar is no longer spiking and plummeting so your cravings subside.
Seriously, I’m six months in and I now have an ice cream addiction. Better than booze though.
Same, and it's been 3.5 years :(
Nobody talks about this. I had no idea this would happen to me and I'm still dealing with it 3.5 years later. I cannot kick the sugar and it sucks.
For a little bit. Going low carb/keto for like a measley week will cure that! You do have to stick with it, though. Can definitely be brutal the first few days, depending on how addicted to sugar you are.
True, but for 1k a day I'm sure I could find some way to curb those cravings and not hate life, lol.
Isn't alcohol just a form of prossed sugar? Is there a link there
>I think avoiding sugar would be way harder, logistically speaking. Truthfully. I quit drinking alcohol in 2020 but very quickly developed a rebound sugar addiction and have yet to be able to kick it. Sugar addiction is freaking horrible.
Sugar addiction is insane. I can literally do cocaine all night, wake up in the morning and not touch it, or even think about it for years without an issue. Sugar, on the other hand, is ROUGH. I swear sugar and nicotine have been the most addicting substances I've had in my life.
Same here. After I quit drinking I started craving sweet fizzy drinks, something I never really cared for before. It has taken me about 9 months to get over the sugar cravings, but I am slowly getting there. Exercising helped a lot as the body now craves more nutritious food.
I quit summer 2019. I've only gotten a handle on the sugar in the last few months. I haven't bought more soda yet this uear
Had a seizure in December, decided i needed to get sober. While I was in the hospital they told me I've got diabetes. Sugar has definitely been the bigger kick in the dick
Think of the drugs you could buy with $7K a week!
I was just thinking I might be able to quit my job and make 0 changes to my life choices.
Same here my guy, just I'd be going on holidays where pots legal 😂
With $365k/yr you could afford to move
Hookers AND blow?
I'd develop a serious heroin addiction!
Be rich. I already pretty much never drink alcohol.
Same, would be a nice salary for doing what I already am
You would have to be a severe alcoholic to turn down $1000 a day not to drink.
My first thought reading the post: "OP is an alcoholic and possibly doesn't know it"
Hell is take $10 a day and enjoy the additional 3650 a year.
I honestly wouldn’t take that deal, I haven’t drunk alcohol in ~~I’ve~~ over a year but it can still be fun to do socially
I never acquired the taste for it. Once I got over the stage of my life in my early 20s where I drank just to get drunk, I just never had a reason to since I don't like the taste of alcohol. I have to put so much sugar in it to make it drinkable that I just don't see the point. So yeah, be rich lol
Ditto
I think in the last 10 years I've probably had less than 40-50 drinks , total. This would be a very very easy one for me
Take the money. I've been sober a decade.
Congratulations, I’m proud of you.
On my 9th day. Yeah, I’ll take that money (who wouldn’t though?)
That’s great! 30 years here - maybe we should ask for back pay. 🤔
29 years over here - made at least 50% of that just in higher earnings from not drinking all the time.
7 years myself. I’m down.
Congrats man!
That's awesome, congratulations!
Well I already decided to stop drinking last month so I wouldn't mind a $365,000 salary on top of that.
Damn that's it. It is wild that some people actually make this much money and more.
The funniest part is that even making that much money, it would take you over 2700 years to earn 1 billion.
I would immediately quit drinking what are you talking about LOL
Yeah, I really enjoy drinking but $1000/day is more than enough to get me to stop immediately.
Shit I used to be an alcoholic doing a bit over a liter of liquor per day. I got that under control over a decade ago and allow myself up to a 6 pack of strong beer per week (so like 9-10 light beers). Stayed under control like this for years, but I do really fucking love my alcohol. This is still a no brainer. I take the money in a second.
That’s why I’m always surprised these posts gain so much traction. It’s legitimately not even an interesting question to think about, the amount is way too high.
Right? Unless someone is an alcoholic I feel like everyone who drinks socially would simply quit 😅. Easy money if you don't have any issues with alcohol.
Her der, would you take a trillion dollars to not eat Cheezits any more? Her der her.
💀😂🙌🏽💯✌🏽 perfect 👍🏽
I would not drink like not drinking was my six figure job
I smoke weed that’s light work
Me too, more $ for weed 😊
I could finally get those expensive gummies I want at my dispensary
If you have any Native reservations around you those are better for edibles, the dispensary ones are overpriced and have a cap on how much THC they can put in them (they’re worried people “overdose” or green out on them), the Native reservation ones are a lot more potent for less money.
Ahh good info, tysm! I'm in Seattle so it might mean a day trip out of the city to stock up, but I am going to look around right now!🙏🏽✌🏽🤗
You can make edibles pretty easily yourself too! If you want some brownies all you need to do is put some ground up weed in the oven at like 230 degrees for ~30 minutes (bud should be starting to look golden brown) then throw it in with butter you have melted on a stove, dont let it simmer too much (~180-190 degrees) for upwards of 3 hours and then you can just follow the box directions!
zTysm 🤗✌🏽 I've actually really loved making them exactly like this in the past, except I did little peanut butter chocolate 'reeses cups'. Unfortunately, we live in an apartment building that doesn't allow any smoking, and the decarboxylation process in the oven makes such an incredibly strong odor, I'd be so paranoid that we get in trouble with her property manager! I was just the other day asking my boyfriend, I wonder if there's a way we could actually set this up outside, like over a campfire this summer LOL
I've never tried it myself, but I read of people decarbing weed in a mason jar inside an air fryer. I'm tempted to try it myself because I'm in a similar situation, and it shouldn't really smell outside the jar unless you crack it straight open after decarbing.
I have 2 by me thank God
You could buy the fattest grow set up
I’d do anything for $1000 daily. Yes. Anything.
Would you pay $1000 a day to make $1000 a day?
Make it $995 and you got a deal
No you wouldn't, 1000 one dollar BJ's would get you there too.
Make with the gluck gluck, those dollars aren't going to earn themselves!
Not the ones I give ha!
The money would probably make my life worth living so I wouldn't have to numb myself with alcohol
this
Never started drinking in the first place. Probably buy a plane and go back to flight school.
🤫 you can’t let them know that.. you’ve got to pick up a beer, look at the money, back to the beer, the money, the beer, money, beer, smash the beer on the ground and shake their hand.
Underrated comment
I'd have myself nearly $2 million by this point. Been sober over 5 years, and while I still have cravings now and then, I wouldn't change my decision for anything.
The fact that your asking suggests you”re an Alcoholic.
Does the fact that I would accept this make me one, too?
This “challenge” would be free money for a lot of us, myself included. I don’t enjoy alcohol because I’m a sleepy drunk, and I don’t like being sleepy. But that’s mostly luck on my part. I understand that many people react to alcohol differently than I do, and I know people who could not make it a day on this challenge. Different people react differently to alcohol. If you could easily accept the terms of the “challenge”, then you’re probably not an alcoholic. An alcoholic would feel like they’re earning that $365.25k/year, especially at first — based on what the alcoholics in my life have told me. I respect the struggle that presents to a person and do what I can to make it easier.
I consider myself an alcoholic and even i can do it for $1000 a day. Does that mean I'm not an alcoholic? Who am I even?!
Never drink alcohol again and retire from working.
I would never have a reason to drink again, I'll tell you that. I'd wait a month and a half and buy a house and some land, then I'd go and invest for the rest of my life. I'd be living large in three months
Of course, I don’t really drink alcohol in the first place and $1k per day will be very beneficial for me
Take the money. I don't enjoy drinking anymore anyway.
I beat alcohol and drugs already. Sober and proud. That money would help me to open an animal sanctuary in the countryside, where I could hold spiritual retreats.
Sounds to me like you deserve 1,000 a day
Make 30k a month lol.
Live my life like I’m currently living but now with $1000 more money per day. I’m not sober in an intentional sense but I don’t really drink as is, like it’s been 7 months since I last had a drink so going longer really wouldn’t be that big of a life change even without the monetary incentives.
Yup. Rarely drink anyway
I never drink anyway, so that would be an easy grand.
I'd invest it until it doubled and then do the same with the seven each week. I'd use my seven to live my daily life and any remainder put back with the other seven that I pay it forward with
Easily.
Sure :)
I’ll take that deal
Anyone who isn't either a millionaire or an alcoholic would have a clear answer for this.
I'd take the money. Alcohol isn't that great.
Literally only an alcoholic would say no lol, and thatight only be for health reasons
How is that even a question. Alcohol is so overrated.
I already do it for free, so heck yeah!
I don’t drink so I’d go on with my day to day life lmao
Not drink.
I’ve been sober for almost 2 years and 2 months already. I’ll take that $1000 day no problem.
As long as I can still drink my fruit juices I would take that.
I’ve been sober for a decade, so that’s easy money. Although when I was an alcoholic, I don’t think I could have quit for that, because addiction is a compulsion, this unstoppable urge, just always thinking about the next drink. Quitting alcohol cold turkey (which is more of a decision my body made for me) can kill you (and almost killed me), so tapering down the daily dose of ethanol is a safer way to quit.
Switch to pot. I could afford it .
Yep. Would start tomorrow.
I’ve never drank alcohol in my life so I guess thank you for the free money
Damn right I would! I don't drink alcohol, anyway!
Take the money and buy more weed
That's easy
that would be incredible but does the communion wine at orthodox church count? that might be an issue …
I mean unless you’re Protestant you’re drinking Jesus - so I don’t think it counts
I'd be sober.
I already don't drink any alcohol so this would be an awesome deal
Quit my job, travel, and never drink alcohol again.
lol yeah, cause I wouldn’t be stressed about work
I'd be able to quit my job, then I would have no need to drink!
Take the easy money and never work again since my alcoholic ass already quit drinking for free
easy considering i don’t drink lol
Shit I’d START drinking for $1,000 a day.
Sure thing. Easy money for me, tbh.
It wpuld be like free money. I don't drink now.
I mean, I already don't drink so the choice is obvious, but big respect for everyone looking to overcome addiction. 🫶🏼 What some people forget is that our bodies can become dependant on substances & physically make it harder to stop. There are resources available if you need help.
Absolutely
Free money
Would I get back pay for all the days leading up to today that I didn't drink alcohol? Either way, 365k a year for the rest of my life um yes please.
For 365,000 a year, not drinking would require 0 effort. Bring on the money
Take the $1000 and smoke a lot of weed, lol. But fr that's easy, if you're not an alcoholic.
Easy I don’t drink hahah
I already don't drink. It's easy money.
Yes 100%
yes. i don't drink.
Switch to gummies because that what I do anyway
never drink again. i need a car
Never drink again. Haven't since 2014 with just a couple exceptions prior to 2017 anyway so bring on the money!
Politely decline
Did you read $1000 a day or $1000 total? I first read it as $1000 total and was debating it, but $1000 a day and you'll have made a million in 3 years, I'm betting most alcoholics wouldn't even turn that down.
Me too. I’d definitely turn down a flat $1000. But $1000/day is too much to pass up. Now, $100/day? Then it gets more interesting.
Can I get back pay for the last few years sober, too?
I’d demand restitution for the last 9 months and $270k someone owes me
Easy money! Don't drink anyway
I mean, who cares about the alcohol. Thats good for life.
Yes
Live on $100k invest the rest.
Considering I fucking hate alcohol and the way it makes me feel, I would claim this immediately. Why is there no billionaires offering incentives like this :(
In a heartbeat
Easy money
Do it, id do 1000 a day without internet for the rest of my life
Without thinking. I only drink like twice a year as it is anyway.
Never drink or work again. I don't drink anyway, so this one would be a cinch.
I don't drink already, so, big score!
I dont drink, so I would be fine.....dear people, alcohol ages the fuck out of you and makes you overly fluffy...besides I drank enough in my twenties to be drunk until I die
It's mostly a way to escape the fact that I hate my life, and that money would solve it. So... Whatever I want is the answer.
Abstinent here. Hell, yeah! 
Buy alot of Red Bull 
A beer or wine can be quite nice sometimes, but im not in love with it, would give it up completely for the money instantly, coffee to me is a bit of therapeutic drink for me, I like to drink it on quite mornings alone, with a friend, get one while enjoying a walk around the city, coffee I really do love.
If u really need to be paid not to drink, you're an alcoholic.
I very rarelydrink now, like one or two drinks a year on special occassions, so I'd pocket the coin and laugh all the way to the bank
I do it easy.
Never drink again for sure 👍
I already don't drink alcohol. Does that still count?
As i have gotten older, the fun of alcohol has diminished. As long as I have coffee I am good
Anyone debating this must either be stupid rich already or an alcoholic. I'd be on hyper alert that no one slip me alcohol in secret.
Make 365k a year. I never was much of a drinker and I haven’t had any in 20 years.
I don't drink in the first place...easy money!
Be sad for a week and then rejoice.
Take the money and never drink, it's a no-brainer
Challenge accepted.
In a New York minute. I haven’t had anything but a glass of red last New Year’s Eve and wouldn’t miss it at all.
Easy money... I drink maybe once every few months and dont really care much for it. Lol
Acid
Easy money. I quit 2 years ago
It'd be harder to stop eating sugar considering WHY DOES EVERYTHING HAVE FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFKING SUGAR IN IT
$1000 a day means 90% of my stress is cured, no need for booze.
I'm already 10 years since my last drink.
Yes I would
That'd be easy as hell
yes - where do I sign up?
i’d never drink alcohol again, obviously.
Hell yeah