Randy's What Would You Do Question - May 16th

You are given the opportunity to be immune from all diseases, but in order to receive this immunity, you are required to have your left middle finger surgically removed.

Do you take the immunity & lose the middle finger? Or do you refuse the immunity & keep the middle finger?

I'm keeping my finger.

With all the health issues I've had in my life, I'd easily give up my finger to put an end to them. Wouldn't even give it a second thought.

At my age, I give them my finger. Now, it will stunt my ability to salute bad drivers by 50%.

I'm left handed, can we remove the right middle finger and I'm all in on the immunity. Cancer free for life? Count me in.

I'll keep my public relations tool.

If the diseases include osteo-arthritis such as in my knee, then I will trade the finger.

I need my left middle finger - it's my dominant bird signal.

Finger gone. No question

You couldn't take the middle finger of RTS's left hand.

He wouldn't be able to drive.

So lose a finger, become immortal?

I think I'm easily giving up the finger.

Assuming this applies to diseases that have already set in (i.e. arthritis, knee pain, whatever), I'd lose the middle finger in a heartbeat. No risk of heart disease, cancer, diabetes, arthritis, etc. Sounds like a bargain to me.

Lose the finger.

You would live forever barring any trauma. Why would anyone not take that deal?