/lit/ - Literature

>>12007554
the way to do this, imho, would be to make you have to pay for it. the Peaceful Happy Exit would actually have to be expensive, and the reason for this is that the company that makes them - Exit Solutions, LTD - donates all of the money, or it goes into a trust fund that drives Cosmotech projects for an unironically better and happier world.

>tfw you're not actually sure what these would be

what would these be, anons?
>kill you girardfag
>i mean other than this inner self

anyways - you could go into one of these, but the fact is that the *cheap options* are not only incredibly painful, they're also slow, and they malfunction too. they're badly maintained. and like, *really slow.* as in, so slow and badly operated that you would really have to think twice about pulling the trigger. there might be one that chops you up into little pieces over a period of weeks. that would be horrible, but there is a reason for this.

for the Exit you want - where you basically get a holiday in the country of your choice with a dozen K-Pop starlets or w/ev who cater to your every wish for a month, capped off by champagne and a lethal sedative on a mountain top view, surrounded by Buddhist monks as the sun comes up (or just more K-Pop starlets, it's up to you) - that would be expensive. you would have to *save up* for it, and moreover, the point of this is not to make it hard, but to make you work for it *and* because the money would go to good causes therafter, and donated in your name.

if all you want is a fast way out, the system would have to be set up to defer your decision so that it isn't made rashly. i don't know about mini-malls but we can work out the details as things go on. what do you think?

i haven't watched your videos yet but i see there is FF6 in this one also, that's always a good scene.