Would you rather eat pizza everyday for the rest of your life or tacos?

Asked by Brian Klein

1,363 Votes

Would you rather eat pizza everyday for the rest of your life or tacos?

53%

Pizza! Pizza!

47%

Tacos! Tacos!

53%

Pizza!

1 Comment

Qinescus Ethans

I just love it!

47%

Tacos!

4 Comments

Bostino

much healthier and way more variety

Squatterspore89

tacos are my favorite in general so this is an easy pick

Christian Calleja

Pizza is yummy but could be unhealthy. Tacos are a bit healthier than pizza I'm pretty sure.

Jeff Rohr

Love both, but I think I’d feel bloated if I ate pizza all the time.

Asked by Sarah Frier

2/18/2015

Will the new features in Facebook Groups compete with Craigslist?

87%

Yes WINNER

13%

No

87%

Yes

Facebook has the audience and design to pull in the users that can finally compete with Craigslist. Groups new features will allow users to more adequately sell their products ... Show More

Facebook has the audience and design to pull in the users that can finally compete with Craigslist. Groups new features will allow users to more adequately sell their products directly, rather than throwing a post up with a description and shipping out the product if they get noticed. Show Less

2 Comments

Emily Sharp

FB is less anonymous, so reduces the likelihood of sales falling through and gives the seller some credibility. The group setup is more organized so buyers don't have to wade through so many posts to make a purchase.

Julia Allen

Facebook has the numbers and the swap groups already. Add in the fact that their interface is far superior, and boom

13%

No

Craigslist has proven time and time again that the marketplace isn't about sleek design and innovative features. People want to post and sell a product online just as if they we... Show More

Craigslist has proven time and time again that the marketplace isn't about sleek design and innovative features. People want to post and sell a product online just as if they were selling it on the street, just with a larger audience. Craigslist has fought off multiple competitors who brought in better designs and will continue to do so with Facebook. Show Less

1 Comment

Joe Rexwinkle

The anonymity on Craigslist brings too much appeal to people. If you don't want people to know exactly who you are and possibly where you are, it's simply a better option. Even for non-shady business this can be a benefit.