15 nights in a palatial suite or 70 years in a run-down motel? A few bottles of bubbly or André for life? Would you splurge for a few of the best or settle for a lot of the bargain?
Hotel Stays
For $65,000 a night, you can stay in the Royal Penthouse Suite at Hotel President Wilson in Geneva. Private elevator? Yes. Library? Yes. Fitness center? Yes. Steinway grand piano? Yes. Bulletproof windows? Yes. If you live by the "motel, mo' fun" motto, you can stay at the Motel 6 in Southgate, Detroit, Michigan for less than $40 a night. The in-room Jacuzzi is sure to be a good time.
Via: Courtesy of http://HotelWilson.com, http://Motel6.com
Concerts
Beyoncé charged $1 million to perform for a foreign dictator. Instead, he could have purchased upper level tickets to The Mrs. Carter Show World Tour starring Beyoncé for $59.15 each.
Via: Nick Farrell and Frank Micelotta/Invision for Parkwood Entertainment
Headphones
These blinding Beats by Dr. Dre hold 114 carats of diamonds and cost a flat $1 million. And if Lil' Wayne can rock 'em, so can you. If you think there's too much bling, the $2.99 Labtec Earphones will serve the same purpose.
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Electronics
The Panasonic 152-inch TV with a price of $500,000 takes entertainment to a new level with its insane size and resolution. The Westinghouse 46-inch HDTV costs far less at $350 but doesn't come with nearly the same specs. But hey, they're both TVs so who cares?
