Would you rather be rich, or famous??

I'd like to be rich to help a poor people and make alot of projects for me and for my country.

I would rather be rich than famous. I am a shy person and i am not comfortable when all eyes are on me so i don't like to be famous. I would like to be rich so i could help others

It`s better to be rich. But not to demonstrate it too much. I dont like too much noise arround me, not only paparazzi. Just i respect my private life too much.

I would wanna be rich more than famous because being famous means NOTHING for me. And if you are rich maybe you'll be famous. That's my opinion.

I'd much rather be rich. I don't want to be famous at all. I think I actually have a phobia about being famous. I feel like the less people who actually know who I am, the safer I will be. Yes I know I'm a paranoid nutcase. LOL

well if your famous you would be rich, that is if you dont waste the money

I think i would rather be rich.When you are famous to many people are in your business trying to figure out your next move.lol

I would go for the rich anyday than the fame. I am a secretive person and fame isn't for me at all.

A tough question to decide.... I would rather be famous rather than being rich. If one is famous , he will be known and respected in the society. He will be known to many people. That i feel is the real wealth and richness one ought to earn in life.... One will attain fame iff he works for the society . And fame is a thing one ought to earn in life....

i'd rather be rich. cause once you have wealth, power and fame would come along. but if i were to be famous, i'd like to be recognize and respected for something that i have achieved. i dont want to be mobbed like a superstar.

I'd love to be rich, but also famous. Although not famous like in movie stars, actors, singers, etcetera but more as having achieved something in life and made name in research or something :).

I wouldn't care about being famous. I would care more about being rich for a better and relaxing life without worrying too much about the earnings.