Would you choose to A). Keep your job or B). Lose your job but gain $200,000 in cash?

I know this is a silly-sounding question but curious, for those of you who do have jobs (or imagine having one), which would you choose if presented with the following scenario:








A). Keep your job





or





B). Lose your job but gain $200,000 in cash.





?|||B. BBBBBBB!!!!!





I'd take the $200,000 cash %26amp; run! I'll email you my address, you make the check payable to SB22! %26amp; THANK YOU!|||a.|||B, if it was $200,000 after taxes.|||I know this is a silly-sounding question but curious, for those of you who do have jobs (or imagine having one), which would you choose if presented with the following scenario:








A). Keep your job





or





B). Lose your job but gain $200,000 in cash.





?|||B then get another job|||Keep my job|||B!! Then you could find another job! Actually...no..A. :)|||Depends on the job. If I was working at like McDonalds, I'd take the 200,000. If I had a job that payed good, I'd keep my job.|||I'd rather keep my Career and be in dept $200,000, when I get my dream career|||If i were doing well in my job, id stay.


if i suck, $200,000, GIMME GIMME|||$200,000 cash would be just fine.|||I want to exert my mind only for constructive and productive areas.





I will not like to think of a problem before it actually arises.|||a|||You didn't say what your job would be so how can you judge?





If you're anything but a celebrity you would take B- because no one can accumulate that kind of money in full with a job unless it's surgeon, top lawyer, celebrity. - This is the majority of people.





Maybe if you have an average job and work and save till your 80 you can get that by 80 but everyone under that will never be able to accumulate that much cash in full- EVEN WORKING. - Ever heard of paying bills?- taxes? etc...-





Any person would choose b - then go from there- as in get a job or whatever you want to do-





If you choose a you will never see that kind of cash in full in your lifetime or until you're dying.





Anybody would take the 200 thousand plus and then have their own career plus that. Unless you're already making 200,000 a month- NOT A YEAR- even if you make that a year you can't accumulate 200,000 in cash up front.- Excluding real estate.|||...At my job it would take forever to get $200,000...so show me the money, and I would be more than happy to tell off my job!|||You did not provide enough information.





What if my job's annual salary is $350,000?


Is that even my dream job?


Is that a random job?


Is that $200,000 in cash after tax deduction?


Is the $200,000 inserted in my bank account? Or in bills?|||A