51 answers “Which is worth splurging on?” Hinge Poll

We’ve all been there—standing in front of the big aisle of products, wondering if it’s really worth splurging or not.

So, why not test it out and see if strangers on Hinge feel the same? You might even unintentionally find the perfect match.

This Hinge Prompt Poll is fun, but a sign that someone’s responsible with their money…or not.

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Diverse and interesting poll answers: “Which is worth splurging on?”

1. A big expensive TV. 
2. A soft and comfy sofa. 
3. A nice vintage car. 

• 1. Having an apartment without roommates. 
• 2. Spending extra money on food. 
• 3. Very expensive, good-quality boots. 

• 1. Christmas decorations. 
• 2. A fancy instrument.
• 3. All the Taylor Swift tours. 

• 1. Creme for the coffee.
• 2. Delicious cakes. 
• 3. Seafood boil. 

• 1. Exotic fruits that cost more than local fruits. 
• 2. Expensive perfume. 
• 3. Pricey wellness plan. 

• 1. An all-inclusive day at the spa. 
• 2. A good Thai massage. 
• 3. A night out with lots of alcohol with friends. 

• 1. A quality sleeping mattress. 
• 2. An expensive electric brush. 
• 3. A good pair of headphones. 

• 1. A flock of sheep.
• 2. Brand bottles, a lot of them. 
• 3.  A python snake pet. 

• 1. A good trip abroad. 
• 2. A 100% wool jumper that costs a lot. 
• 3. A vintage Nintendo. 

• 1. Ordering out. 
• 2. The latest phone model. 
• 3. A nicely-fitted suit. 

• 1. Good yarn and wool fleeces to spin. 
• 2. Nutritious food and cooking it from scratch. 
• 3. A trip to a new place, even if it is just a few hours away.

• 1. Butter, not margarine. 
• 2. Good toilet paper.
• 3. A quality air conditioner 

• 1. Vitamins and stuff. 
• 2. All organic food products. 
• 3. Expensive skincare brands. 

• 1. A leisure trip to a coffee shop twice a week. 
• 2. Good running shoes. 
• 3. Nicotine patches. 

• 1. Traveling to distant places. 
• 2. Joining spiritual but costly retreats. 
• 3. Salmon every week. 

• 1. Fitness equipment. 
• 2. Housing in a busy area. 
• 3. Healthy food, not just noodles every night. 

• 1. Expensive grass-fed steak. 
• 2. Chef’s knives. 
• 3. Good, real wood dining table. 

• 1. A lot of books. 
• 2. A lot of makeup products. 
• 3. A designer bag. 

• 1. Local artists’ sculpture designs.  
• 2. An expensive, original painting. 
• 3. Awesome interior designs for your home. 

• 1. A monthly house cleaner.
• 2. Buying expensive bed sheets. 
• 3. Owning a super washing machine. 

• 1. People magazines and daily newspaper subscriptions. 
• 2. Pottery courses. 
• 3. Tennis equipment. 

• 1. Every anime figurine there is. 
• 2. A whole collection of comic books. 
• 3. Cosplay outfits. 

• 1. A bottle of champagne every week. 
• 2. Titanium frames. 
• 3. High-quality socks that don’t rip.

• 1. A lot of flowers and plants. 
• 2. Beer at the local brewery. 
• 3. A good pair of sunglasses.

• 1. Uber drivers when you don’t want to walk. 
• 2. Nice Airbnbs. 
• 3. A big box of sushi. 

• 1. Hair products that make your hair silky. 
• 2. Tickets to comedy shows. 
• 3. Gardening tools and vegetable seeds.

• 1. Tea and a reading house. 
• 2. Kitchen utensils. 
• 3. A high-brand red lipstick. 

• 1. Expensive coffee beans. 
• 2. Fairtrade chocolate bars. 
• 3. Organic shampoo. 

• 1. Incense boxes. 
• 2. Candles with different smells and textures. 
• 3. Seasonal decorations. 

• 1. Korean fancy grapes. 
• 2. Gold jewelry. 
• 3. Crypto investments. 

• 1. A hot sauce collection. 
• 2. Silk bedding and pajamas.
• 3. Grocery store goods. 

• 1. A nice face cleanser. 
• 2. A good travel suitcase. 
• 3. A business class seat. 

• 1. Mineral sparkling water. 
• 2. A big burrito. 
• 3. Boba tea. 

• 1. Coloring books. 
• 2. Knitting equipment. 
• 3. Cashmere woven clothes. 

• 1. A coffee machine that makes barista-level drinks.
• 2. A meal at a Michelin-star restaurant. 
• 3. Fresh flowers for the space. 

• 1. A handwritten journal with luxurious paper. 
• 2. A handmade lamp. 
• 3. A chicken coop! 

• 1. Cooking classes. 
• 2. Tattoos. 
• 3. A ticket to a Broadway show. 

• 1. An HD camera to capture every adventure. 
• 2. A high-breed cat. 
• 3. Good hiking boots. 

• 1. An expensive winter coat. 
• 2. A Persian carpet. 
• 3. Cherry wood furniture. 

• 1. A vintage vinyl record. 
• 2. Vintage thrifted clothes. 
• 3. A nice leather bag. 

• 1. Mountain trips. 
• 2. Tickets to a Formula 1 grand prix.
• 3. That rare board game you’ve been hunting for.

• 1. Philadelphia brand cream cheese. 
• 2. A hot air balloon ride in Cappadocia.
• 3. A luxurious hotel room near the beach. 

• 1. A Spotify Premium subscription.
• 2. A cute, stylish water bottle.
• 3. A personalized necklace or ring.

• 1. Designer denim jeans. 
• 2. An eccentric chandelier.  
• 3. Cookbooks. 

• 1. Handmade ceramics. 
• 2. A portable speaker. 
• 3. Burgers every week.

• 1. Different types of pianos. 
• 2. Different types of yoga pants. 
• 3. Different types of sticky notes. 

• 1. A really nice backpack that fits everything you need.
• 2. A professional haircut. 
• 3. A trip to a hot spring.

• 1. A handmade crocheted bag. 
• 2. A massage gun for post-gym recovery.
• 3. Manuka honey. 

• 1. A diamond ring. 
• 2. Cute fridge magnets. 
• 3. Silky pillowcases. 

• 1. An expensive laptop. 
• 2. Cinema tickets every week. 
• 3. Chips and candy. 

• 1. A subscription to your favorite streaming platform.
• 2. Skiing clothes and equipment. 
• 3. A good vacuum cleaner. 

How to eliminate unwanted matches with this prompt?

Ever thought of using prompts to test your matches? 

It’s what I call a leverage prompt—basically, “Show me what you splurge on, and I’ll tell you who you are”, something similar to the “Try to guess this about me” prompt. 

For example, if they’re a gamer, they’ll probably say gaming gear—unless they’re trying to hide their addiction (spoiler: they’re not).

Or if they’re more of a boho soul, you’ll see answers like plants, incense, or artsy stuff.

Either way, this is your cheat code to figure out your match’s mindset without breaking a sweat. 👀

These are the spending archetypes and which poll options they’d pick…

– A consumerist → Will spend on things like: 

New phones, trendy clothes, brand names (e.g. water bottles), high-end makeup products, etc.

– A one-time purchaser → Likes buying long-lasting, productive items that can withstand a lot. Examples: 

Cameras, tactical gear (quality glasses, bags, etc.), kitchen gadgets, and so on.

– A rich person’s attitude → Only costly things. They’re usually high-maintenance people, and their options look like these:

Lavish hotels, expensive clothes, art pieces (that are on the pricier end), and such.

– A foodie→ They only spend on food. So if your love language is food, look out for people who lean towards these options:

Food, snacks, cooking ingredients, and cooking equipment.

A travel fellow →Someone who blows all their funds on traveling. You can probably learn a few travel tips from them!

If you’re trying to reel in the right people on Hinge, just drop stuff you know will get the reactions you’re looking for. 

We suggest mentioning things you love splurging on so you can find someone to splurge with you. 😉

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