Things We Forget

My favorite exercise is just… walking. No headphones, no destination. It’s like a moving meditation where I get to untangle my thoughts one step at a time.

She never yells, never commands—but somehow, we all listen. That’s real authority.

Realistically? I’d pay $2,500 for a VR version and call it a day. Way less scary

If they made it an overnight stay with decent free food and free Wi-Fi, I’d consider $15,000. I need some comfort in zero gravity.

I’d pay nothing — not until it’s proven safer than flying. I value my life too much to take that risk.

Maybe $8,000 if I could bring one friend. I’m not trying to be alone up there with my thoughts.

I’d pay $5,000 tops. It’s a cool idea, but not worth risking my life just to say I’ve been there.

If I had a spare $50,000 lying around, I’d still spend it on travel or a business, not a ticket to the moon.

If I had a spare $50,000 lying around, I’d still probably spend it on travel or a business, not a ticket to the moon.

Probably nothing. I like gravity, breathable air, and snacks that don’t float away.