OK I'm bringing it back, but this one will actually make you think a little bit.
Imagine this scenario:
A man offers you ten million dollars in exchange for one person you've had an interaction with dying. You have no idea who it is, and it's only limited to people you've actually had some form of IN PERSON interaction with. They could be as close as your family or as distant as some cashier you paid on a trip across the country decades ago; as long as you've interacted with them at some point in your life, they're fair game. Seeing or hearing them via media does not count, nor do internet encounters. It's only for people you've met/ dealt with in person. The bare bones of it is that if you take the money, someone will die some kind of untimely death. Essentially it's russian roulette, but you can't die.
Do you do it?
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