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Sun September 20, 2026

Take the Deal A credit company will erase $30,000 of debt if you agree to a five-year public financial counseling program that shares your spending anonymously in case studies. Take the deal? Who's Wrong? Who's wrong? Pick One Choose one: your city offers free public transit for everyone, funded by higher property taxes, or keeps taxes lower but charges fares? Think About It If a city offers free childcare for working parents but only in centralized centers, would you support it, oppose it, or demand neighborhood options?

Sat September 19, 2026

Take the Deal A babysitter agency will give you free care for a month if you agree to let them use short clips of your child in marketing materials. Take the deal? Who's Wrong? Who's wrong? Pick One Choose one: a partner who saves continually and never splurges, or a partner who occasionally splurges on big experiences but is less stable financially? Think About It If your company wants to monitor employees' social accounts for brand risk, do you accept, push for limits, or refuse?

Fri September 18, 2026

Take the Deal Your employer will double your remote-work days if you accept a 10% pay cut and handle a public client-facing role once a month. Take the deal? Who's Wrong? Who's wrong? Pick One Choose one: you can live in a walkable city with a small apartment, or a spacious suburb home that needs a long commute? Think About It If your landlord announces rent increases to convert part of the building into short-term rentals, do you support tenant protections, accept market change, or move to avoid disruption?

Thu September 17, 2026

Take the Deal A hospital will expedite your parent's surgery date if you allow medical students to observe the operation. Take the deal? Who's Wrong? Who's wrong? Pick One Choose one: your employer guarantees six weeks parental leave but freezes raises for a year, or no guaranteed leave but normal raises continue? Think About It If a coworker uses your idea in a meeting without credit, do you correct them publicly, talk privately later, or let it go for team harmony?

Wed September 16, 2026

Take the Deal Your employer will give you six months of sabbatical pay if you sign a two-year noncompete preventing you from working in the same industry. Take the deal? Who's Wrong? Who's wrong? Pick One Choose one: A job that guarantees work-life balance but caps your lifetime earnings, or a high-earning job with unpredictable hours and burnout risk? Think About It Your partner wants to keep photos of exes in a digital album for nostalgia. Do you ask them to delete, let it be, or keep a few and move the rest to private storage?

Tue September 15, 2026

Take the Deal A city will give your neighborhood new playground equipment if one household agrees to allow a small public restroom on their property for maintenance access. Take the deal? Who's Wrong? Who's wrong? Pick One Choose one: You can always know when your partner texts someone new, or never have your search history seen by anyone even if asked? Think About It If you could reduce crime by 10% by allowing the police to use a controversial surveillance tech, would you support it?

Mon September 14, 2026

Take the Deal A nonprofit offers to pay your parents' nursing home bills for two years if you volunteer three hours a week for their out-of-state office. Take the deal? Who's Wrong? Who's wrong? Pick One Choose one: Guarantee your child excels academically, or guarantee they grow up kind and resilient? Think About It You inherit an old family home but it's in a flood zone. Do you keep it for nostalgia, sell it, or renovate and raise it at great expense?

Sun September 13, 2026

Take the Deal An employer will let you cut your workweek to four days at the same salary if you agree to train your replacement for one year and mentor them publicly. Take the deal? Who's Wrong? Who's wrong? Pick One Choose one: Your favorite meal every day for life, but you can never share meals with others again, or eat only meals agreeable to company but never your favorites. Think About It Which would make you happier long term: more free time each week, or a noticeably higher retirement nest egg?

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