Idk, my computer, my cellphone, my clothes (can't go out without clothes), or, even though I rarely use it, probably my driver's license.

Right now all pop music is pretty much the same, adhering to a formula and uncreative. Music of the past wasn't like that. So maybe that's just a phase and it'll get better again in the future. Or maybe it'll go even deeper into the current trend. Also I have no idea whether I'll like the way music evolves either way, and "better" is subjective. I probably won't, since older generations always tend to hate newer generations' music.

No idea. Hopefully not too long after my parents die. Probably a heart attack or stroke.

No. And I have lived alone and I don't like coffee and I didn't have a coffee machine.

I could've sworn I was in a car one day in a parking lot listening to the radio, about to get out, and it was an Eminem song with the line "and maybe, subconsciously, for you" and I thought that was very enlightened. I can't find it online though.

Otherwise, there are plenty of lines (or maybe just pairs of lines) I could pick from https://genius.com/Arrested-development-mr-wendal-lyrics

What LaDamaX said, now that she mentions it. I don't have experience with that myself, but I know from all the things I've heard other people say, mostly on Twitter.

Just enough to know what it is, vaguely. It sounds like a very useful concept.

I've never heard of that, and I wouldn't, but I guess to kill germs. Like E Coli or something.

I don't know, I like Grumpy Old Men, Grumpier Old Men, and Dirty Rotten Scoundrels. And a few Will Ferrell movies.

There have been a few spontaneous things, one thing that comes to mind was at the end of the day at the end of the school year in fourth grade I walked up to my crush (extreme crush, had been for years, who was standing and chatting with a 2 or 3 friends, and told her "I love you." I'm extremely shy and insecure and was even more so back then, so that was a very brave move.

I don't think I'd feel a moral obligation, I don't give a f*ck how well the companies do anyway, companies are inherently selfish and evil. If I were more socially savvy I might take advantage of the situation, but that's well beyond my ability and confidence. So I guess I'd just ignore and get on with my life.

The fact that I have a gym membership.

"I think you have me confused with someone else." and maybe "I don't know you."

I'd hate to take their $1000 that's meant for someone else, unless they're rich af, but I wouldn't know that.

No, it's such a mundane thing, it's sad that it's what so many people like to focus on in conversation.

Cell phones, cars, houses, maybe some women value things like shoes, makeup, perfumes, idk what else. Oh yeah and of course money.