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Originally Posted by Ammi
..I honestly don't know what you're trying to say..you asked a question whether people would take the money and some people would..you wouldn't, that's cool, that's your decision...some housemates go in for the money and some for other reasons but I doubt they would go in and put themselves up for such public scrutiny and sometimes humiliation if there was no money involved as well...it doesn't make anyone less moral if they would take the money or more honourable if they wouldn't...BB wouldn't be able to change to prize fund if it was fixed in their contract so they all know what could happen and they've all played their game and survived eviction until now so if one of them doesn't want to risk going away with no money and would rather leave now with £50,000 but forego their moment in an eviction then that doesn't make them any a lesser person than anyone else...
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Correct. They will be told that BB can change the rules at any time. BB is meant to play the housemates not the other way round.
The money has been changed a few times. When Liam Mc Gough was given £100K at the beginning of a BB the rest did not walk out. They continued with the game.
The much talked of Aaron made an agreement with Jay to halve the £50,000 when he was waiting to hear which one of them had won because he could hear the crowd chanting for Jay. He never paid up though when he went on to win because he only went in for the money which is why he was such a miserable housemate.
Some of these housemates have a hidden agenda and they really do want the money but at the same time most housemates really do enjoy ten weeks holiday thinking they have no way of winning.
£50,000 is a serious amount of money and if anyone offered it to me I would take it as long as it was legit. Never look a gift horse in the mouth.