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Would you rather wear a coat made of bubble wrap or a hat made of bagels?

Follow-up: which one survives the walk home?

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        Silly 30

        • Would you rather be a celebrity to pigeons or be a celebrity to cats? Follow-up: what do your fans bring you?
        • Would you rather be a famous yodeler or be a champion napper? Follow-up: what is your stage name?
        • Would you rather be followed by a rain cloud or be followed by a spotlight? Follow-up: what happens at the movies?
        • Would you rather be followed by ten ducks or be followed by one judgmental llama? Follow-up: name three of the ducks, or say what the llama disapproves of.
        • Would you rather drive a banana-shaped car or live in a shoe-shaped house? Follow-up: what color is it, and who gets the first ride or visit?
        • Would you rather have a bouncy castle for a bed or have a ball pit for a bathtub? Follow-up: how well do you sleep?
        • Would you rather have a doorbell that screams or have a phone that whispers? Follow-up: who stops visiting?
        • Would you rather have a laugh track follow you or have sad violins follow you? Follow-up: when would it go off at the worst moment?
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        • Would you rather have a mustache that regrows hourly or have eyebrows that dance? Follow-up: what music do the eyebrows like?
        • Would you rather have a nose that honks or have ears that flap when you are happy? Follow-up: who would press it first?
        • Would you rather have a parrot that nags you or have a robot that copies you? Follow-up: what does it say, or what does it copy first?
        • Would you rather have a pet that only complains or have a pet that sings one song? Follow-up: what is the complaint, or what is the song?
        • Would you rather have a snowman for a neighbor or have a scarecrow for a teacher? Follow-up: what do you talk about with them?
        • Would you rather have a tail that wags or have antlers that hold coats? Follow-up: how do you sit down, or get through a doorway?
        • Would you rather have a telescopic neck or have legs that fold like a deck chair? Follow-up: where do you use it first?
        • Would you rather have eyebrows that match the weather or ears that wiggle at fibs? Follow-up: what would they be doing right now?
        • Would you rather have your own theme tune or have your own narrator? Follow-up: hum the tune, or do the narrator's voice.
        • Would you rather hiccup like a car alarm or yawn like a foghorn? Follow-up: demonstrate, once.
        • Would you rather leave glitter footprints or cast a shadow that waves at people? Follow-up: which one gets you noticed first in a library?
        • Would you rather live in a pillow house or live in a trampoline house? Follow-up: what goes wrong first?
        • Would you rather never lose at hide and seek or never lose at rock paper scissors? Follow-up: what is your secret?
        • Would you rather own a hamster-sized dragon or a dragon-sized hamster? Follow-up: where does it sleep, and what does it eat?
        • Would you rather own a hat that tells bad jokes or own shoes that gossip? Follow-up: tell one of the hat's jokes.
        • Would you rather own a sofa that flies slowly or own a bicycle that swims? Follow-up: where does the first trip go?
        • Would you rather ride a giant tortoise to school or ride a grumpy ostrich to school? Follow-up: what time do you have to set off?
        • Would you rather sleep on a pirate ship or sleep on a space station? Follow-up: hammock or bunk, and who is the captain?
        • Would you rather swap voices with a friend for a day or swap handwriting for a year? Follow-up: which friend, and what do you say first?
        • Would you rather walk everywhere like a crab or hop everywhere like a kangaroo? Follow-up: show the group how you would leave the room.
        • Would you rather wear a cape everywhere or wear roller skates everywhere? Follow-up: what does it get caught in first?
        • Would you rather wear a coat made of bubble wrap or a hat made of bagels? Follow-up: which one survives the walk home?

        Hard choices 30

        • Would you rather always arrive first at a party or always arrive last? Follow-up: what do you do while you wait, or what did you miss?
        • Would you rather always be honest about bad gifts or always have to wear them? Follow-up: what is the worst gift you can imagine wearing?
        • Would you rather always say what you are thinking or never be able to speak first? Follow-up: which one gets you into more trouble?
        • Would you rather always spot a lie or always get away with your excuses? Follow-up: try your best excuse on the group now.
        • Would you rather be able to fix any engine or be able to tune any piano? Follow-up: who calls you first?
        • Would you rather captain a team that never wins or fetch water for the champions? Follow-up: does your answer change for a final?
        • Would you rather captain the team or score the winning goal? Follow-up: which story do you tell in ten years?
        • Would you rather get every green light or never wait in a line again? Follow-up: how much earlier could you get up?
        • Would you rather get one do-over a year or get one sneak preview a year? Follow-up: what would you have used it on this year?
        • Would you rather get one honest answer from the future or get one from the past? Follow-up: what is your question?
        • Would you rather get three-day weekends all year or get one whole month off a year? Follow-up: what do you do with the extra time?
        • Would you rather give a speech to 1,000 strangers or sing one song to ten friends? Follow-up: what is the speech about, or what is the song?
        • Would you rather give up your phone or give up every bigger screen? It is forever. Follow-up: what would you miss first?
        • Would you rather have a perfect sense of direction or have a perfect sense of timing? Follow-up: which one would have saved you last week?
        • Would you rather have brutally honest friends or have endlessly polite friends? Follow-up: which would you be, as a friend?
        • Would you rather invent something useful and get no credit or take credit for a fad? Follow-up: what is the invention, or the fad?
        • Would you rather know how every movie ends or forget every ending right away? Follow-up: which movie would you ruin, or love to forget?
        • Would you rather live in a big city forever or live in the countryside forever? Follow-up: what is the one thing you would miss?
        • Would you rather live where it is always summer or live where it is always winter? Follow-up: what would you miss about the other one?
        • Would you rather lose every photo you have taken or forget every song you know? Follow-up: which one thing would you try hardest to save?
        • Would you rather love a job that keeps you busy or be bored by a job that is easy? Follow-up: what is the busy job?
        • Would you rather master one skill completely or be fairly good at everything? Follow-up: which skill?
        • Would you rather only ever text or only ever call? Follow-up: who would find that hardest about you?
        • Would you rather own a palace in a dull town or have one room in your dream city? Follow-up: where is the dream city, and what is in the one room?
        • Would you rather remember everything or be able to forget anything you choose? Follow-up: what is the first thing you would keep, or drop?
        • Would you rather reread your favorite book as new or get a brand-new sequel to it? Follow-up: which book?
        • Would you rather spend a year at a polar station or spend a year on a sailing ship? Follow-up: what is the first thing you would miss?
        • Would you rather stay in one town for life or move country every five years? Follow-up: which town, or which country first?
        • Would you rather tell the best stories at the table or ask the best questions? Follow-up: which of the two gets invited back?
        • Would you rather win every argument or win every game? You lose every one of the other kind. Follow-up: which losses hurt more?

        Food 30

        • Would you rather always drop your toast butter down or always have soggy cereal? Follow-up: what is your fix?
        • Would you rather be served oatmeal in bed daily or cook your own dream breakfast? Follow-up: what is the dream breakfast?
        • Would you rather bite a raw onion like an apple or eat a whole lemon like an orange? Follow-up: show the face you would make.
        • Would you rather cut sandwiches into triangles or cut them into rectangles? It is forever. Follow-up: and do the crusts stay on?
        • Would you rather eat a sandwich made by a toddler or eat a cake iced by a cat? Follow-up: what is in the sandwich, or on the cake?
        • Would you rather eat breakfast food at every meal or eat dinner food at every meal? Follow-up: what is on the plate tonight?
        • Would you rather eat dessert first at every meal or never have dessert on a weekday? Follow-up: which dessert starts dinner tonight?
        • Would you rather eat every meal with chopsticks or eat every meal with a teaspoon? Follow-up: which meal is the hardest?
        • Would you rather eat only food of one color or eat only lukewarm food? Follow-up: which color, and what is for dinner?
        • Would you rather eat only food you cooked or only food cooked by strangers? Follow-up: what is on the menu the first night?
        • Would you rather eat soup with a fork or eat spaghetti with a spoon? Follow-up: how long does the meal take?
        • Would you rather get every meal in a mug or get every meal on a stick? Follow-up: which dinner suffers the most?
        • Would you rather have a chocolate fountain at home or have a pizza oven at home? Follow-up: what goes in, or under, it first?
        • Would you rather have endless tacos or have endless dumplings? Follow-up: what goes in the first one?
        • Would you rather have only sweet popcorn or have only salty popcorn? Follow-up: defend it in one sentence.
        • Would you rather have pineapple on every pizza or have peas on every pizza? Follow-up: which one can you pick off faster?
        • Would you rather have pizza with no cheese or have a burger with no bun? Follow-up: what do you add to rescue it?
        • Would you rather invent a new ice cream flavor or invent a new pizza topping? Follow-up: name it and pitch it in one sentence.
        • Would you rather judge a baking show or compete on a cooking show? Follow-up: what is your signature dish, or your catchphrase?
        • Would you rather keep hens for your eggs or keep bees for your honey? Follow-up: what do you name the first hen, or the hive?
        • Would you rather know every recipe by heart or name every ingredient by taste? Follow-up: what do you do with it on day one?
        • Would you rather let a wheel pick every dinner or eat the same dinner every night? Follow-up: which dinner could you eat every night?
        • Would you rather lose the salt shaker for a year or lose the sugar bowl for a year? Follow-up: which dish do you miss first?
        • Would you rather never eat anything hot again or never eat anything cold again? Follow-up: soup or ice cream, which goodbye is harder?
        • Would you rather never taste garlic again or never taste cinnamon again? Follow-up: name the first dish you would miss.
        • Would you rather own an endless vegetable fridge or own an endless cookie jar? Follow-up: how long before you want to swap?
        • Would you rather pack the same lunch every day or never know what lunch will be? Follow-up: what is the one lunch you could face daily?
        • Would you rather plan every menu for a month or carry every grocery bag for a month? Follow-up: what is on the menu in week one?
        • Would you rather pour orange juice on your cereal or pour milk in your orange juice? Follow-up: has anyone here tried it?
        • Would you rather put ketchup on all desserts or put chocolate sauce on all dinners? Follow-up: which dish comes out of it best?

        Powers and magic 30

        • Would you rather always know tomorrow's weather or always know what is for dinner? Follow-up: what would you do differently tomorrow?
        • Would you rather be a superhero nobody knows or be a sidekick everybody loves? Follow-up: what is your hero name?
        • Would you rather be average at wizard school or be the star of a normal school? Follow-up: which lesson would you be worst at?
        • Would you rather be invisible for a minute a day or read the minds of pets? Follow-up: when do you use the minute, or whose pet do you ask?
        • Would you rather befriend an invisible genius or befriend a talking dog? Follow-up: what do you ask them first?
        • Would you rather breathe underwater or see in the dark? Follow-up: where do you try it out?
        • Would you rather bring your drawings to life or bring your toys to life? Drawings last a minute, toys one day a year. Follow-up: which one is first?
        • Would you rather chat with animals or understand babies? The animals find you dull and the babies have opinions. Follow-up: who do you ask first?
        • Would you rather control every screen by thought or control every light by snapping? Follow-up: what is the first prank?
        • Would you rather control the weather over your home or grow any plant overnight? Follow-up: what is the weather, or the plant?
        • Would you rather find anything that is lost or fix anything that is broken? Follow-up: what is the first thing you find, or fix?
        • Would you rather fly at walking speed or run at car speed in straight lines? Follow-up: where do you go first?
        • Would you rather get three wishes, all misheard or get one wish, heard perfectly? Follow-up: say your wish, and let the group mishear it.
        • Would you rather know what every dog is thinking or know what every cat is plotting? Follow-up: what is the nearest pet thinking right now?
        • Would you rather lift a bus but lose to jar lids or outrun trains but miss your stop? Follow-up: what do you break, or where do you end up?
        • Would you rather live with a tidy ghost or live with a wise owl? Follow-up: what does the ghost tidy away, or the owl advise?
        • Would you rather make anyone laugh with one word or silence any room with one look? Follow-up: what is the word?
        • Would you rather never charge a device again or never lose anything again? Follow-up: what did you last lose?
        • Would you rather own a bottomless backpack or own shoes that never tire you? Follow-up: what goes in the backpack first?
        • Would you rather own a door to one chosen place or own a window onto any place? Follow-up: where does the door lead?
        • Would you rather own a wand with one spell a day or own a broom that fears heights? Follow-up: what is today's spell?
        • Would you rather read any book in a minute or learn any song in one hearing? Follow-up: which book, or which song, is first?
        • Would you rather ride a dragon that gets lost or ride a unicorn that hates rain? Follow-up: where were you trying to go?
        • Would you rather roll up like an armadillo or puff up like a pufferfish? Follow-up: when would it have helped this week?
        • Would you rather shrink your luggage to pocket size or double the size of any room? Follow-up: where do you use it first?
        • Would you rather slow down one hour of each day or skip one hour of each day? Follow-up: which hour?
        • Would you rather teleport to places you know or fly anywhere at bicycle speed? Follow-up: where are you in five minutes?
        • Would you rather time travel only to the past or time travel only to the future? Follow-up: which year do you set?
        • Would you rather turn into any animal or borrow any voice? As an animal you keep your own voice. Follow-up: which animal, or whose voice?
        • Would you rather walk through walls, slowly or jump over houses, landing badly? Follow-up: what goes wrong first?

        Everyday life 30

        • Would you rather always board first or always get off first? Follow-up: does your answer change on a long trip?
        • Would you rather always get the wobbly chair or always get the squeaky chair? Follow-up: where would that be worst?
        • Would you rather always go first in board games or always get to pick the game? Follow-up: which game would you pick every time?
        • Would you rather always park far from the door or always forget where you parked? Follow-up: which happened to you last?
        • Would you rather always sit in the middle seat or always carry everyone's bags? Follow-up: how many bags are we talking about?
        • Would you rather always take the group photo or always stand in the middle of it? Follow-up: which are you in real life?
        • Would you rather answer every email within a minute or only check mail on Fridays? Follow-up: who would notice first?
        • Would you rather be the only tidy one at home or be the only messy one at home? Follow-up: which one are you really?
        • Would you rather do the dishes for a month or take out the trash for a year? Follow-up: which chore would you trade both for?
        • Would you rather get up at five every morning or stay up until one every night? Follow-up: what do you do with the quiet hours?
        • Would you rather give the speech at every party or clean up after every party? Follow-up: how long is the speech?
        • Would you rather have a battery that lasts a month or have wifi that never drops? Follow-up: which one failed you most recently?
        • Would you rather have a bedroom with no door or have a bedroom with no window? Follow-up: what do you hang in the gap?
        • Would you rather have a short meeting every day or have one long meeting a week? Follow-up: what would you cut from either?
        • Would you rather have a tiny house and a huge yard or have a huge house and no yard? Follow-up: what goes in the yard, or the spare rooms?
        • Would you rather have a week alone in a lighthouse or a week on a crowded houseboat? Follow-up: what do you pack first?
        • Would you rather have every song stick for a day or forget every tune at once? Follow-up: which song is stuck right now?
        • Would you rather hear one album for a year or never choose the music again? Follow-up: which album?
        • Would you rather know every neighbor by name or have no neighbors at all? Follow-up: what would you miss, or not miss?
        • Would you rather lose your keys once a week or lose one sock every day? Follow-up: where would the socks be going?
        • Would you rather make your bed daily, forever or never make it and have no pillow? Follow-up: did you make it today?
        • Would you rather own a pet that walks itself or own a garden that weeds itself? Follow-up: where does the pet go?
        • Would you rather plan every minute of a free day or let a wheel plan it for you? Follow-up: what is the first hour of the plan?
        • Would you rather rake leaves every fall or shovel snow every winter? Follow-up: which one have you really done?
        • Would you rather reply to every message within a minute or reply only on Sundays? Follow-up: who complains first?
        • Would you rather share a room with a hummer or share a room with a whistler? Follow-up: which tune would finally break you?
        • Would you rather take the stairs everywhere or wait for every elevator? Follow-up: what is the tallest building you visit?
        • Would you rather tidy five minutes every day or tidy three hours once a month? Follow-up: which do you do now?
        • Would you rather walk in the rain every morning or ride a packed bus every morning? Follow-up: what do you bring to cope?
        • Would you rather wear shoes a size too big or wear a hat a size too small? Follow-up: how do you keep them on?

        How this list was compiled: 150 would you rather questions in five groups, each with a follow-up line, written for this site on 2026-09-18. Every question is clean: none touches romance, money, health or anything unlawful, none names or points at another player, and no brand or entertainment franchise is named. The list was compared on 2026-09-18 with the would you rather lists on this site's sister sites: no question here repeats one of theirs word for word, and lines that came close were rewritten. The rule that answering "neither" or "both" is not allowed, and that players go on to debate their reasons, follows Wikipedia's article on the game, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Would_you_rather, checked 2026-09-18. Each item carries its two options and a short name for the wheel wedge. Spotted a question that does not belong? Tell us through the contact page. Licence: own work

        How it works

        Would you rather spin the wheel than think up the questions yourself? This would you rather wheel holds 150 original dilemmas in five groups: silly, hard choices, food, powers and magic, and everyday life. Under each question is a follow-up line that turns an answer into a story. Nothing here asks about romance, money or health.

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        How to play: pick a side, then defend it

        One player spins and reads the question aloud. On a count of three everyone votes at once: left hand up for the first option, right hand for the second. No neither, no both. The spinner then reads the follow-up line to whoever is in the minority, because that is where the best arguments are. Pass the phone left and spin again.

        Five groups, from warm-up to real dilemmas

        Start with Silly: nobody minds defending a hamster-sized dragon, and one loud answer loosens up the quiet players. Food splits any table fast, since everyone has a view on pineapple and peas. Save Hard choices for when the group is talking freely; those trade one good thing for another, such as fixing any engine against tuning any piano. In Powers and magic every gift has a catch, like flying at walking speed.

        • To keep score, give a point to each player on the bigger side. First to ten wins, and a tied vote scores nothing.
        • In the car, the front passenger spins and reads. One group of 30 lasts about as long as anyone wants to argue.
        • A lopsided vote is a cue to spin again. A vote split down the middle is worth more: ask the smaller side to win one person over before the next spin.

        Questions and answers

        Why play spin the wheel would you rather instead of reading a list?

        The wheel takes the choosing away from the players. Nobody can aim a question at a friend or skip ahead to a favorite. It opens in Elimination, so a question leaves the wheel once it has been asked and nothing repeats while the page stays open.

        Can someone answer neither or both?

        No. The usual rule is that every player picks one side, and the arguing that follows is the point of the game. If a player truly cannot choose, count down from ten, then let the group choose for them. They still have to defend it.

        What makes a good would you rather question?

        Two options that are close to even, so the room splits. Each question here trades one good thing for another or one nuisance for another. None touches romance, money or health, and none asks about another player. For open questions with no sides, try the wheel of questions.

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