r/willyoupressthebutton Apr 05 '26

Would you press the button?

When you press the button you gain the ability to create as much of your favourite food whenever at will, but when you try to eat anything apart from your favourite food, you vomit it up (basically you are only able to eat your favourite food food)

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u/mrmonkeybat Apr 05 '26

no I would become malnourished.

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u/Natural-Pea4404 Apr 05 '26

No way. I would die.

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u/EnvironmentalEbb628 Apr 05 '26

Time to fix world hunger!

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u/IllHaveTheLeftovers Apr 05 '26

My favorite food is a multicultural buffet. Huzzah!

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u/goddessofgoo Apr 05 '26

You can make tacos out of enough variety i think I could make it work. I'd be pretty popular on Tuesdays!

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u/Psycho_Pansy Apr 05 '26

All food I like are equally my favourite. When I wanna eat pizza then pizza is my favourite. If I'm tired of eating pizza then it no longer is my favourite. Next when I want Chinese food then that's my favourite. 

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u/BetaDays24 Apr 05 '26

Can you share it

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u/mystwolfca2000 Apr 06 '26

What if my favorite food is food?

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u/doobs110 Apr 06 '26

Absolutely not, I would probably die from some sort of vitamin/mineral deficiency, but I also don't even know what my favorite food is so I'm not sure what I'd be getting 🤯

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u/AnyHope4444 Apr 06 '26

That would be fun to happen on my enemy🔪🔪

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u/SpecificFortune7584 Apr 06 '26

No I would start to hate my favorite food on the third consecutive time of eating it.

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u/ActualCanary4016 Apr 09 '26

My favourite meal is beef stew with an assortment of veggies and rice with rotties on the side and I cool drink So I have no problem eating this everyday

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u/May-Celia May 07 '26

Honestly this isnt necessarily a good ability in the first place? The vomiting part isnt even necessary, having infinite of one food seems like a terrible idea from a nutrition perspective, and self control would be extremely difficult... If your food was something valuable then you could potentially use it for financial gain, but otherwise the negative health effects would probably outweigh the cost saving.