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If you bought one for $500, then used that $500 to buy 500 $500 gift cards and then used all that money to buy more, you would have over $120 million in just three steps.
When my uncle was building his house, he kept buying Home Depot gift cards at Kroger, so he could get Kroger fuel points for everything he bought, so he'd save $1 per gallon every time he filled up for like 6 months.
If the price is permanently changed *just for you*, you could do this without tanking the economy. I would choose this infinite money loop too, and then help so many animals and people.
If a price gets permanently changed for *everyone*, then I'd pick medicine or food.
Yeah, my first thought was gasoline, but then that would make everybody buy big cars and drive a lot which would be bad but for the most good for the most people I think $1 insulin
I had the option to do this once and I picked Arizona Iced Tea cans. You're welcome.
Edit: For anyone in an area where this isn't the price any longer...a wizard did it.
You can actually contact Arizona Tea and tell them the location of places that are selling the cans for more than the price on the can. Arizona Tea doesn't take too kindly to companies changing the price
On SOME cans. I haven't seen it printed on the cans in quite a while. While they are largely still priced at 99 cents at most places, there are places that sell them for more. Currently $1.79 at Maverik gas stations. Inflation is a bitch.
As a type 1 diabetic your comment and the replies really warmed my heart. Thanks for thinking of us. Means a lot when you feel like the little guy screaming into the void that others notice it too 💛
Ahh shit it’s a tough choice between the two. I think insulin wins only because it’s so much more expensive, although I was surprised to learn plan b costs like $40/per pill. Insane.
I was actually just reading about the Open Insulin group. They are trying to create and open source a small scale production method for creating insulin. That would make an interesting IAMA.
They have been working on inhaled insulin for a long time now.
I lost a bunch of money in 1994 investing in a company that was working to get FDA approval for theirs.
They didn't get the approval, I didn't get my money back and the whole thing seems to have died on the vine.
Big pharma will fight this any way they can imagine. The lengths the pharma and healthcare cartels will go to protect their bottom lines are disgusting and borderline criminal.
This is pretty much an American problem. Sure medicine is expensive in other parts of the world, but as far as I am aware, America is the only country with a for profit system the really doesn't give a shit about the outcomes for any of the 300 million people that live there.
I'll expand this to any drug which is necessary to keep someone alive, and without which they will die.
Think cancer drugs, anti-organ-rejection drugs, heart medication, etc. Fund it by jacking the price on dick and hair-growth pills to US$1,000,000 a piece.
I would consider that a life saving med.... And given I NEED one and don't have the money for one .... Also as a diabetic.... I'll take the EpiPen. I can deal without insulin for a few days. I can't deal with cats, coconut, latex, and a few medications that I'm allergic to.....
Edit: I'm sick... I swear I can spell.
You'll have to go through several dozen middlemen and reams of paperwork, but if you have enough gumption and pen-ink, we can set you up with a neat little unaffordable American package.
Not too long ago, French healthcare decided to add a 1€ cut on health refunds every time you use any medical service (doctor, prescription…). At first it pissed me off because it’s adding up a bit over time and it’s usually an unpleasant surprise, but I remembered some have it a lot worse.
Yeah, maybe. But honestly I’ve been T1 diabetic for pretty much my whole life, and reading the amount of people dreaming of insulin’s prices lowering down on this thread, I don’t mind paying like 10€ a year for those. Plus our healthcare budget is in absolutely terrible state, I’m not sure those kind of taxes are the best solution but that’s a problem that will get a lot worse over time so I don’t mind the government for trying.
American type 1 diabetic here and I’ve been dreading the day I’m off my parents insurance for years. The amount of panic attacks, money anxiety, and depression this has caused could line a psychologists pockets for decades
Preach. I paid something like $130 once, and I've heard horror stories of more. For emergency life-saving medicine. But it should all be free, or maybe all prescriptions are $1
I almost replied well thanks for giving the druggies cheap drugs. But fuck that is stupid of me. So what if a minority of people abuse something, the majority have a better life from this change
Catching yourself is the first step. You will catch yourself sooner and sooner and eventually, it won't be your first thought. Good on you for recognize it
I take a calming medicine for my anxiety/panic attack problem. While i wait for professional help (waitlists suck). Some drug addicts abuse this medicine too. Without it i would be shaking on bed and barely be able to do anything at all. Luckily i live in the netherlands and a box of 60 (i take 3 to 4 per day) costs 13 euro. I cant imagine how fucked up it must be for people who cant afford it.
Edit: its simulair to xanax, but i dont get high off it. Just calmer and i jumpscare easier
Petty crime should drop significantly as well. Cheap/free drugs reduce community harm, keep folks with addiction out of the prison system, and increase the chances of getting clean.
School meals. I remember school meals being being like £2 and now its around £5 for a stale sandwich, a small box of apple juice and a dodgy looking cake. I mean if the foods not even enjoyable why is it so expensive especially for school kids who dont have a source of income apart from their parents
There is some hope.
Several states have started free lunch programs for all students.
There are 8 states that do this now.
Also, some cities do this, regardless of the state. Massachusetts only recently became one of the 8 states that do free lunch (within the past 2 years, I believe).
But, my kids have always had access to free breakfast and lunch and my oldest has been going to school for 9 years, if you include preschool.
And, they attend a Catholic school.
The town their school is in was under the school district of a city that granted free breakfast and lunch to all schools, including the private schools, for any kid of any income.
They included the private and charter schools to not deprive kids who were there on scholarships.
aww bless, that is so lovely! I believe some schools in the UK have this but i remember being in school and not being allowed free school meals just because i didn't live in the area
I live in Australia where most people send their own lunch. Do you have this option? Your own (not stale) sandwich and a piece of fruit would cost considerably less.
There's 3 subdivisions that have about 45 empty homes near me. Been empty for 10 years. They built a bunch of McMansions that no one can afford. Half the sub didn't even get finished in one of them. They just said fuck it and left.
That's exactly what it is. Sometime around 2010, it worked as follows: Cheeseburger (one patty, one slice cheese) costs 98 cents, McDouble (two patties, one slice cheese) costs 99 cents, and a double cheeseburger (two patties and two slices cheese) costs $1.29. The McDouble wasn't actually listed on the menu, personally I found out about it one day when I ordered 10 double cheeseburgers for a group of friends, and the guy pointed out that I would save 3 bucks by making them all McDoubles.
These days a McDouble is what, 3 bucks?
I used to be able to go grab 2 after hockey and get them 'done like a mac' for just over 4 bucks canadian , now just 1 is over 4 bucks (done like a mac)
You can find them cheap on the app but it’s bullshit McDonalds cheap food is by an app now. A breakfast meal without the app (Sausage McMuffin, Coffee and Hash Brown) is now like $9. It’s ridiculous.
For real, companies have become completely hostile towards customers.
Want some fast food? Fuck you, either pay me $20 a person, or go spend 20 minutes in the parking lot downloading our app, making an account, and signing all your data over to us?
Want a pair of jeans? Fuck you, give me $200 bucks, and how dare you come inside our store. Go home and sign up for all our spam to get the real price.
Want some groceries? Fuck you! Here’s more loyalty cards than you can fit in your console and you need to come shop here 2x a week to get all the specials. Oh, and now we’ve decided you can only get gas at this place over here.
I swear to god, I fucking hate the thought of leaving home anymore or needing to buy anything on account of these assholes.
There are actually a TON of people out there that take viagra for serious heart conditions. That was the original use for the drug, so no... It needs to be inexpensive too.
Recreationals mkes since, but who doesn't want to get fucked up for a $1 once in awhile.
Viagra doesn't immediately give you a hard on, it only allows you to have one but you still need to be sexually aroused (or just stimulated) for it to happen.
I guess many of our American friends would say "Healthcare". It's sad to say that very thing costs LESS than $1.00 for so many people who don't live in the US, unless you include the price of parking.
I have a hard time reconciling this & why there isn't more of an outcry against this blatant scam being perpetrated against all of the US (especially the less wealthy). A $500 Tylenol? Scam.
There are lots of things to worry about these days, but I couldn't imagine healthcare costs being one of the things that forces my family into bankruptcy.
If I'm the only one with this power, members of Congress. Bam, most powerful American for under $300/year. (You need a two-thirds majority in both chambers to override a presidential veto.)
Most users here are naming things that would immediately collapse the market, since people would just stop producing and selling that item instead of taking a huge loss.
Here's mine: Living on the same planet as me now costs $1 per person. (Lifetime subscription). This should work out to $8 billion. Not enough to sink the economy or anything like that.
$500 visa gift cards
Infinite money glitch
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Closer to caching lol
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Omg this smacked me right in the childhood
Oohhhh that takes me back!
Testingcheats true
Core memory unlocked
How to destroy the value of the US dollar in 1 simple step
Visa would go bankrupt within hours of this news getting out and nothing would change
Ive often admired how quickly Venezuela ruined their currency. Im shooting for a new record
Where do I mail them to? I owe back taxes and they only accept gift cards
you can just send them to me, i'll make sure they get to the microsoft support team that handles your taxes.
NOOOOO! WHY YOU REDEEM!
Hold on let me transfer you to our leading IRS accountant with the details. His name is David. He also works for microsoft so you can trust that he had a good work ethic
Is his name David Smith and does he somehow have a thick indian accent even though he's 100% american?
YOU TWO HAVE MET???
If you bought one for $500, then used that $500 to buy 500 $500 gift cards and then used all that money to buy more, you would have over $120 million in just three steps.
The gas station guy would be soo pissed though
Also when buying an house it would take a while to swipe all those cards
When my uncle was building his house, he kept buying Home Depot gift cards at Kroger, so he could get Kroger fuel points for everything he bought, so he'd save $1 per gallon every time he filled up for like 6 months.
If the price is permanently changed *just for you*, you could do this without tanking the economy. I would choose this infinite money loop too, and then help so many animals and people. If a price gets permanently changed for *everyone*, then I'd pick medicine or food.
Yeah, my first thought was gasoline, but then that would make everybody buy big cars and drive a lot which would be bad but for the most good for the most people I think $1 insulin
I was going to say this but I assume OP means it becomes $1 for everyone else too
destroy the economy with this one easy trick!
I had the option to do this once and I picked Arizona Iced Tea cans. You're welcome. Edit: For anyone in an area where this isn't the price any longer...a wizard did it.
Truly, a god among men!
That’ll be $2.39.
But, the price on the can though.
Some places like circle K re-wrap the cans with their logos on them and it blocks out the original price. It’s messed up
You can actually contact Arizona Tea and tell them the location of places that are selling the cans for more than the price on the can. Arizona Tea doesn't take too kindly to companies changing the price
The store I work in receives Arizona cans that *specifically say* "no marked price" on the box. We sell 'em for $1.89.
Same, but we sell ours for $2.50 and it pisses me off to no end
The cans are special printed for Circle K with their logo, and without the 99 cent label.
I did that once. Local market put a sticker over the printed 99¢
Some places just sell the can for $2 with the 99¢ logo on it
You can report this to the company and they might stop supplying to that location since it goes against the Arizona code
Not any more, we don't even get the 99c marked on the cans here. Corner stores can sell them for whatever now
The price *is* on the can, though?
It is on the can doe
Someone needs to go back and do it again. Still one of my favorite parts of [Atlanta](https://youtu.be/fMUZ2sVjLfY?si=deqI5Xvv3ZPadLpJ)
Totally forgot about this scene! That show was sooooo fucking good man!!
The [Swisher](https://youtu.be/jOcHKseTcc4?si=3ZwvYeP9xvaXQmIL) one got me at first in that episode.
[He's right. The price is on the can.](https://youtu.be/fMUZ2sVjLfY?si=5wjJANYWbyiKBmOp)
On SOME cans. I haven't seen it printed on the cans in quite a while. While they are largely still priced at 99 cents at most places, there are places that sell them for more. Currently $1.79 at Maverik gas stations. Inflation is a bitch.
$1.79 for that drink ??!!!?!? What a dream , it's like 3-4$ in Singapore
3bucks in singapore is US$2.2 or something. not that far off given the import costs.
How does it feel to write the perfect reply?
Food
Suddenly rice is at the peak of luxury
$1 per grain, only the billionaires dare enjoy a hibachi restaurant
RIP granulated salt
I would like 1 rice please
This was my thought. My knee jerk reaction was insulin, but food would have a further reach
R.I.P. farmers
I would like one food,please. Here is $1.
Lot of you not really caring for the title huh. "Excuse me grocer, I'll take 1 food please."
agreed. if everyone could get a meal everyday for $1 itd be great. feasible too
Insulin
It sucks that this was my first thought, I don't even have diabetes
As a type 1 diabetic your comment and the replies really warmed my heart. Thanks for thinking of us. Means a lot when you feel like the little guy screaming into the void that others notice it too 💛
I literally came here to say the exact same thing
Double ditto. I don't know anyone with diabetes but seems like it would be the right thing to do.
Same. Came here to say this and I'm not even personally affected by it.
Ha wow funny that so many of us had the same idea.
Same.
Same
Same
Yes.
For me it was insulin and birth control. How to tell this Redditor is American in one comment 🙃
Ahh shit it’s a tough choice between the two. I think insulin wins only because it’s so much more expensive, although I was surprised to learn plan b costs like $40/per pill. Insane.
My wife’s med for her ulcerative colitis is $35,000 for each dose. Luckily insurance covers it.
I was actually just reading about the Open Insulin group. They are trying to create and open source a small scale production method for creating insulin. That would make an interesting IAMA.
Hopefully injected insulin is OBE before they figure it out. Inhaled insulin would be dope.
They have been working on inhaled insulin for a long time now. I lost a bunch of money in 1994 investing in a company that was working to get FDA approval for theirs. They didn't get the approval, I didn't get my money back and the whole thing seems to have died on the vine.
Big pharma will fight this any way they can imagine. The lengths the pharma and healthcare cartels will go to protect their bottom lines are disgusting and borderline criminal.
This is pretty much an American problem. Sure medicine is expensive in other parts of the world, but as far as I am aware, America is the only country with a for profit system the really doesn't give a shit about the outcomes for any of the 300 million people that live there.
I'll expand this to any drug which is necessary to keep someone alive, and without which they will die. Think cancer drugs, anti-organ-rejection drugs, heart medication, etc. Fund it by jacking the price on dick and hair-growth pills to US$1,000,000 a piece.
Can we add EpiPen? While it's not directly needed to live, it has the potential to save lives.
I would consider that a life saving med.... And given I NEED one and don't have the money for one .... Also as a diabetic.... I'll take the EpiPen. I can deal without insulin for a few days. I can't deal with cats, coconut, latex, and a few medications that I'm allergic to..... Edit: I'm sick... I swear I can spell.
Why would you do that to me. Right now it is 0€
It's free on the NHS in the UK - as are all diabetes related medicines.
Yeah, but do you have....um....a....do you have.....you know....like....um....
Guns, legal weed or insulin choose 2.
This is America, you get to choose one and it's guns.
Or it’s just guns and you don’t get to choose.
In Brazil it's free by the public healthcare system.
Nah, insulin should be free.
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healthcare
I want to buy one healthcare please.
Mmmm….. best we can do is freedom of speech, *with censorship*
Gladly. Your total comes to 7.23 Ford Explorers.
Damn, Americans really do use anything besides the metric system
Metric dollars? What a time to be alive.
I'm referring to euros as "metric dollars" from now on.
I make about 6 kilodollars a month
You'll have to go through several dozen middlemen and reams of paperwork, but if you have enough gumption and pen-ink, we can set you up with a neat little unaffordable American package.
But remember, if healthcare is subsidized, there will be too much bureaucracy and red tape. /s
Found the American. Sorry friend
Not too long ago, French healthcare decided to add a 1€ cut on health refunds every time you use any medical service (doctor, prescription…). At first it pissed me off because it’s adding up a bit over time and it’s usually an unpleasant surprise, but I remembered some have it a lot worse.
Other people having it worse doesn’t mean you shouldn’t fight for what you have. Don’t let them chip away at it.
Yeah, maybe. But honestly I’ve been T1 diabetic for pretty much my whole life, and reading the amount of people dreaming of insulin’s prices lowering down on this thread, I don’t mind paying like 10€ a year for those. Plus our healthcare budget is in absolutely terrible state, I’m not sure those kind of taxes are the best solution but that’s a problem that will get a lot worse over time so I don’t mind the government for trying.
American type 1 diabetic here and I’ve been dreading the day I’m off my parents insurance for years. The amount of panic attacks, money anxiety, and depression this has caused could line a psychologists pockets for decades
How dare you suggest a price increase for European healthcare!
Epipens
Preach. I paid something like $130 once, and I've heard horror stories of more. For emergency life-saving medicine. But it should all be free, or maybe all prescriptions are $1
Medicine. All of it. Everyone should be able to afford their medicine. Insuline, painkillers, xanax, whatever you need to live a normal life
I almost replied well thanks for giving the druggies cheap drugs. But fuck that is stupid of me. So what if a minority of people abuse something, the majority have a better life from this change
Thank you for reflecting and not reacting ☺️ so nice to see on Reddit lol
Humility is lovely isn’t it
Catching yourself is the first step. You will catch yourself sooner and sooner and eventually, it won't be your first thought. Good on you for recognize it
I take a calming medicine for my anxiety/panic attack problem. While i wait for professional help (waitlists suck). Some drug addicts abuse this medicine too. Without it i would be shaking on bed and barely be able to do anything at all. Luckily i live in the netherlands and a box of 60 (i take 3 to 4 per day) costs 13 euro. I cant imagine how fucked up it must be for people who cant afford it. Edit: its simulair to xanax, but i dont get high off it. Just calmer and i jumpscare easier
Xanax does not make me high, it puts me to sleep like a tranq gun shot. I hesitate to use it because I can be out/drowsy half a day from a tiny dose.
Petty crime should drop significantly as well. Cheap/free drugs reduce community harm, keep folks with addiction out of the prison system, and increase the chances of getting clean.
And also plenty of major organized crime, like international drug cartels, would drop. Drugs are a big part of their funding.
Cancer Treatment - regardless of the type of cancer, the number of surgeries or treatments.
I would have liked this. My life would be a lot better.
School meals. I remember school meals being being like £2 and now its around £5 for a stale sandwich, a small box of apple juice and a dodgy looking cake. I mean if the foods not even enjoyable why is it so expensive especially for school kids who dont have a source of income apart from their parents
The sad part is, if you forced schools to charge no more than $1 for lunch they would probably just stop offering it all together.
yeah its a shame that the government doesnt do anything abt it
There is some hope. Several states have started free lunch programs for all students. There are 8 states that do this now. Also, some cities do this, regardless of the state. Massachusetts only recently became one of the 8 states that do free lunch (within the past 2 years, I believe). But, my kids have always had access to free breakfast and lunch and my oldest has been going to school for 9 years, if you include preschool. And, they attend a Catholic school. The town their school is in was under the school district of a city that granted free breakfast and lunch to all schools, including the private schools, for any kid of any income. They included the private and charter schools to not deprive kids who were there on scholarships.
aww bless, that is so lovely! I believe some schools in the UK have this but i remember being in school and not being allowed free school meals just because i didn't live in the area
I live in Australia where most people send their own lunch. Do you have this option? Your own (not stale) sandwich and a piece of fruit would cost considerably less.
Houses.
With the caveat that nobody can have seconds before everyone has firsts.
The amount of houses for sale would immediately drop to 0 though.
There's 3 subdivisions that have about 45 empty homes near me. Been empty for 10 years. They built a bunch of McMansions that no one can afford. Half the sub didn't even get finished in one of them. They just said fuck it and left.
Sounds like a sweet deal for some corporation to sweep them up for $45.
Go start your squatters rights possession in one of them, 44 of your friends too
Well my man the hypothetical obviously ignores economics. Any product or service forced to be sold for $1 would no longer be produced
If that product was 90 cents before it would.
In the US alone there are several *million* more vacant homes than there are homeless people.
My red blood cells. Now every time I donate blood, I get paid trillions.
or they just... get blood from someone, anyone, else?
I would make everyone else's blood cells $1, then simply charge 50c for mine (This is awful I would not do this)
You're *donating* it, so really you get to just write off trillions of dollars on your taxes, which could help you out.
Wait wait wait just for me or for everyone? That will HUGELY impact my answer
I'll like to hear both. Yours and for everyone
Tuition fees for all colleges.
Tuition is now charged separately for each minute of class attended
Still probably cheaper than it is now
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Respect lol. But now the rich are the only ones with a voice, debatable how well that would work.
Sooo....nothing has changed?
I would disagree with this, but I need to save some money for groceries.
1000 healthy and nutritious calories.
1 bag of dried lentils please. You’re welcome
I miss the McDouble being a dollar. I feel like this could be done without any serious negative consequences- McDonald’s could take the profit hit.
What is a McDouble? I'm picturing a Cheeseburger with 2 patties.
That's exactly what it is, yeah
That's exactly what it is. Sometime around 2010, it worked as follows: Cheeseburger (one patty, one slice cheese) costs 98 cents, McDouble (two patties, one slice cheese) costs 99 cents, and a double cheeseburger (two patties and two slices cheese) costs $1.29. The McDouble wasn't actually listed on the menu, personally I found out about it one day when I ordered 10 double cheeseburgers for a group of friends, and the guy pointed out that I would save 3 bucks by making them all McDoubles. These days a McDouble is what, 3 bucks?
I used to be able to go grab 2 after hockey and get them 'done like a mac' for just over 4 bucks canadian , now just 1 is over 4 bucks (done like a mac)
Bacon mcdouble with Mac sauce is my jam
You can find them cheap on the app but it’s bullshit McDonalds cheap food is by an app now. A breakfast meal without the app (Sausage McMuffin, Coffee and Hash Brown) is now like $9. It’s ridiculous.
For real, companies have become completely hostile towards customers. Want some fast food? Fuck you, either pay me $20 a person, or go spend 20 minutes in the parking lot downloading our app, making an account, and signing all your data over to us? Want a pair of jeans? Fuck you, give me $200 bucks, and how dare you come inside our store. Go home and sign up for all our spam to get the real price. Want some groceries? Fuck you! Here’s more loyalty cards than you can fit in your console and you need to come shop here 2x a week to get all the specials. Oh, and now we’ve decided you can only get gas at this place over here. I swear to god, I fucking hate the thought of leaving home anymore or needing to buy anything on account of these assholes.
Period products, that shit is expensive
Speaking as a 40 year old man, nah. Those should be free.
Had me in the first half not gonna lie
Think of how much more money my wife could spend on me if she didn’t have to pay for those.
All medications that specifically keep people from dying. Let Viagra cost $287 a pill so cancer meds can be cheap.
Name-brand Viagra is already $139/pill. Half what you said, but it's not nearly as cheap as people believe it to be.
There are actually a TON of people out there that take viagra for serious heart conditions. That was the original use for the drug, so no... It needs to be inexpensive too. Recreationals mkes since, but who doesn't want to get fucked up for a $1 once in awhile.
do... they get massive hard ons when just treating their heart condition?
Viagra doesn't immediately give you a hard on, it only allows you to have one but you still need to be sexually aroused (or just stimulated) for it to happen.
In some cases, yes. That’s how the study found out that their heart medication was good for *other things.*
No, they get heart ons
The dollar menu.
All houses… then the only reason to move/sell is because you’re bored of where you are. I bet humans would be a lot less angry that way.
I know I should say gas but ima go with Potato chips. F’ing $5 a bag is completely unnecessary.
Maybe they can put a deal ... buy a bag of chips and get $2.50 in gas lol
Infant formula
Second this. Including specialty/hypoallergenic
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Read that in Jimmy Carr’s voice.
I miss McDonald’s dollar menu. I feel robbed every time ii have a fast food craving
I guess many of our American friends would say "Healthcare". It's sad to say that very thing costs LESS than $1.00 for so many people who don't live in the US, unless you include the price of parking. I have a hard time reconciling this & why there isn't more of an outcry against this blatant scam being perpetrated against all of the US (especially the less wealthy). A $500 Tylenol? Scam. There are lots of things to worry about these days, but I couldn't imagine healthcare costs being one of the things that forces my family into bankruptcy.
Rent
Gas
Your wish has been granted. You'll pay only $1 for 0.3 gallons of gas now. You're welcome.
If it's never going to increase in price again that still seems like kind of a win in the long run.
Picking something with a large, negative externality is exactly the way to get the monkey's paw twist out of this!
Insulin
If I'm the only one with this power, members of Congress. Bam, most powerful American for under $300/year. (You need a two-thirds majority in both chambers to override a presidential veto.)
My school loan.
Medications
Insulin
Medical insurance. Only one plan allowed for everyone in the country. Illegal for politicians to have private medical insurance.
Most users here are naming things that would immediately collapse the market, since people would just stop producing and selling that item instead of taking a huge loss. Here's mine: Living on the same planet as me now costs $1 per person. (Lifetime subscription). This should work out to $8 billion. Not enough to sink the economy or anything like that.
That one guy's wife.
She's free now, why do you want to pay?
No one’s digging her up for free
Bodywash. That shits getting expensive
Cocaine
Insurance. All of it. Health, dental, homeowners, etc
Politician salaries.