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Have a question for you guys.

I think I know the answer from everybody, but I have to ask a question anyway.

Would you leave your partner for

one million American U.S.

Would I leave my wife

for a million dollars? For a million dollars?

That's the question I'm asking everybody.

The answer for all of us would be yes.

All of us.

That is hilarious. I would say actually no. I would say no. You're going to, first of all, beyond any of the... I hope my wife's not listening to this on our ways. Personal love that you have for each other. You're going to chop up all your other money. You're going to lose a ton of money. Like, no, no, not do it.

Oh, okay.

No.

The number of Americans that said they would leave their partner for $1 million is surprising.

43% of Americans in this survey said they would leave their romantic partner. That's because 43% aren't happy in their marriages. Well, it didn't say just marriages. When you were saying partners, it's not a partner. Yeah, that could just be boyfriend, girlfriend. That's true. If you're 25, like if Mike Marr is, you know, dating somebody, he met in Clarendon for two months and somebody says, okay. Would you leave this person for a million dollars?

Of course, he's going to say yes, I would think, in a heartbeat.

Well, they've got to be more specific.

If you've only been dating someone for a month, of course you're going to do that.

Now, the thought, the dovetailing question, this is even more intriguing.

40% of Americans said they would take $33 million,

even if it meant financially ruining somebody else's life.

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