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Originally Posted by MTVN
True but I suspect some of them at least have had to give up jobs to go in there and it could also negatively affect future employment (could also help in some industries of course)
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I think £100,000 is a life-changing amount of money, especially if used wisely. I also agree with those who have said that it is an all expenses paid, once in a lifetime experience that money can’t buy.
In reality, if some of them have chosen to give up jobs, logic suggests they must have been able to afford to, otherwise they just couldn’t do it in the first place. I also think that, in this day and age, they all recognise that they could be presented or perceived negatively, and most of them will also recognise how small their chances of winning are.
Unlike in the very early days, I believe housemates opt to go on BB for very different reasons. Nowadays, a good number will be there to enhance their profile. Some will be there because they fancy a career change, and will hope it might open up possibilities for them. A few might be there for the experience or the prize money.
To me, it’s a gamble, but they know it’s a gamble, and to the average person,£100,000 is a whopping prize if you win.