How far can we get 100 euro?

Cringer

Here's 100 euro.



How far can I get with it?

For 100 euro what value, goods or services would you exchange for that 100 euro?

Then, taking your exchange, what can we get with that?

How far can we really go?

You could buy this book for under 3 euro - and read about how a guy did pretty much your idea already - and then spend the rest on wine to drink while reading it

Surreptitious

5 slabs.
Fancy dinner out.
Mini car service
Two decent pairs of skate shoes
A massive grocery shop
Flowers, cheap champers and chocs for the missus
A massage and some extras in a spa


I don't mean all of these, each one is separate

Montage of Feck

Here you go OP:


+colour printer=profit*







*May not be legal

KevRossi

Food for a week for one in Aldi/Lidl

Porridge 750g
Pasta 1kg
2 Bags of salad/rocket
Large bag of tomatos
Bag of spuds 1kg
Bag of onions 500g
Box of passata
Tin of tomatos
2 tins of anchovies
2 heads garlic
Bag of frozen peas (large)
Head of broccoli
1 kg Pork Chops
Bag of tangerines
Bag of apples

Sundries (odd tin of coffee, herbs, butter, etc.)

The above comes in for under €20 and will feed you healthily for a week. Sweets, biscuits etc are extra.

Quantum Erasure

Invest in dogecoin

Graces7

Food for myself and seven cats for two weeks - and a bag or two of coal ..

JCX BXC

An expensive gram of coke?

biko

Quite a number of Guinness and fags can be got.

Oranage2

Buy euro lottery tickets, you'll be a multi millionaire by the end of the week.

Andrea B.

Based on 48 weeks at 40 hours per week = annual salary of €420,000;
Then i could get 28 minutes time with the head of HSE. Dunno what we would do though.

Yester

You could get 10,000 paperclips to start off with.

lalababa

50kg of malt is 60euro,
1kg of hops is 40euro,
= 250lts of beer
=500 pints

Quantum Erasure

BuboBubo

Go wherever you want in Ireland. €100, sure that's your unnecessary travel fine sorted*

* don't do this.

gifted

Price of a breakfast in a poxy 3 star hotel for anyone dopey enough to take a staycation in ireland this summer?

Capt'n Midnight

Montage of Feck wrote: »

+colour printer=profit*







*May not be legal

May not be possible thanks to the pattern of little circles on the notes.

Apoapsis Rex

12 cardboard boxes for €65 including delivery.

Gamergurll

I remember seeing a story about this before a few years ago, how true it was is anyone's guess..! This guy had a hundred, bought something, sold for profit, then used all the money to buy something else, sell it, story goes on and on but he turned his hundred quid into thousands with little effort . Some of the things seemed too good to be true but others could be done I'm sure. And this comes across as a lot of mumbo jumbo but I really can't remember much of the story ðŸ˜

italodisco

Buy a cordless angle grinder in lidl for 35 quid. Latex gloves 8 quid box
A few covid masks 5 quid
Circle glass cutter 20 quid
Half decent lock picking set on aliexpress 15 quid
Pepper spray gel type 10 quid online

All set for endless theft, bicycles,electric scooters, shops, lock ups, storage facilities, etc etc.

Wining

cnocbui

A 50" Panasonic HD TV, which I sold for €100.

Temptamperu

A nice quarter of weed.

Surreptitious

Surreptitious wrote: »

5 slabs.
Fancy dinner out.
Mini car service
Two decent pairs of skate shoes
A massive grocery shop
Flowers, cheap champers and chocs for the missus
A massage and some extras in a spa


I don't mean all of these, each one is separate

Fascinated by what you'd do with 200 quid: flowers for the missus AND a hand shandy in the parlour above a BoyleSports, or? No judgement like

Buddy Bubs

100 euro can buy your exit from a seedy lap dancing club in Paris after buying a dancer a drink as I found out once.

Tarah04

My food shopping costs roughly between 80-120 a week. I shop in Dunne's and use the vouchers so the aim is always 100. Every 50 you get a tenner off.

I get great satisfaction when the check out girl tells me it something like 101.58. The closer I come to it the better.

One day I'll get bang on a hundred.

Oink

€100? What’s that in real money - 20/25 packs of toilet roll? Yeah I could live for a couple of weeks on that, depending on what falls out of the truck that week.

yosser hughes

Are most people missing the point of this thread?

Oink

yosser hughes wrote: »

Are most people missing the point of this thread?

Thought it was banter but you might enlighten us.

maestroamado

Gamergurll wrote: »

I remember seeing a story about this before a few years ago, how true it was is anyone's guess..! This guy had a hundred, bought something, sold for profit, then used all the money to buy something else, sell it, story goes on and on but he turned his hundred quid into thousands with little effort . Some of the things seemed too good to be true but others could be done I'm sure. And this comes across as a lot of mumbo jumbo but I really can't remember much of the story ðŸ˜

I think the story you mention likely from directors of Davy's....

ulster

Quantum Erasure wrote: »

Invest in dogecoin

Ain't gonna invest in no dodgy coin, thank you.

Duckworth_Luas

Gamergurll wrote: »

I remember seeing a story about this before a few years ago, how true it was is anyone's guess..! This guy had a hundred, bought something, sold for profit, then used all the money to buy something else, sell it, story goes on and on but he turned his hundred quid into thousands with little effort . Some of the things seemed too good to be true but others could be done I'm sure. And this comes across as a lot of mumbo jumbo but I really can't remember much of the story ðŸ˜

It may have been the well publicised story of the guy who started with a paper clip and through barter ended up with a house.

However, I think that the people he traded with knew what he was trying to do. At least one swap involved a radio program he appeared on.

Yyhhuuu

Would last me about 30 days of day to day food and drink living expenses in these Covid times. Incredible I know but on average €3.25 gets me by on food and drink per day...

I remember as a child in the mid- 80s £20 would buy a full trolley of shopping in Dunnes. I suppose this would now take €100?

HansKroenke

Buy dollars with it now and then in late 2021/early 2022 buy euro with those dollars.

Feisar

Yyhhuuu wrote: »

Would last me about 30 days of day to day food and drink living expenses in these Covid times. Incredible I know but on average €3.25 gets me by on food and drink per day...

I remember as a child in the mid- 80s £20 would buy a full trolley of shopping in Dunnes. I suppose this would now take €100?

It’s mad, a cup of coffee would be circa €3. I bring a flask with me now when I’m on the road.