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How Much Would It Cost to Say Yes to Everything?

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March 28, 2020

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This was shot before COVID-19 outbreak and quarantine.

VICE's Will Tilghman attempts to say yes to everything offered to him for three days. After reluctantly starting his journey in Times Square, Will says yes to photos with mascots, buying crap he doesn’t need, licking subway stairs, and a tour bus to Chinatown where he’s tricked into traveling to a certain East Coast city he hates. The experiment might open up Will to the universe — or it might just crush his soul.

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