I was with you up until the cell phone thing. I don't know how I ever lived without that thing. And never plan to again.

@Jenmcjen

That's really the point of this question from @Redcupcoffee, though, or at least I believe so. The intent seems to be to get different people to give their different and unique answers.

There's lots of people who would have a seriously difficult time adjusting to no longer having a cell phone, and there certainly are a lot of good reasons for many people to have them. But for me personally, it just isn't that important.

I didn't even have a cell phone until 2004, and I still don't have a smart phone. Not that I would mind having a smart phone with all the bells and whistles and apps, etc. I particularly like the new Honor 10. But as little as I use my cell phone, and as few specific things as I use it for, combined with being home most of the time due to my disability, where I have my computer and the Nox Android emulator so I can run most apps on my computer anyway, plus there's still an actual land line here, my cell phone just isn't that important to me.

My computer, on the other hand, I would have a very difficult time adjusting to giving that up.

@EntropicLynx That makes sense. My cell phone has come to take the place of a number of other items. I rarely use it for phone calls.

@mattersauce mentioned Oxygen, and yes, that is true, so I should like to add to my list to include "clean, breathable air", or at least "non-poisonous, non-noxious, sufficiently oxygenated, breathable medium (liquid or gas) that our lungs can successfully extract sufficient supplies of oxygen from without overworking our respiratory system and hearts to the point of failure (which is a problem with breathing oxygenated liquids right now)". But for simplicity's sake, let's leave it at "clean, breathable air".

We also need the basic space (land, buildings, space stations, floating artificial islands, etc.) to be able to achieve all of our other needs.

@Redcupcoffee I actually like it, but I am just not using it very much. I like playing Jeopardy. It’s easy to play music. I just say, for example, “Echo play Elton John” and that’s what it does. Or, I can ask at what the weather is and it will tell me.

@Redcupcoffee And tells more than one joke.

@Redcupcoffee Too bad there isn't more than %100, We could use it. ?

@Stevil hmmm I'll give it some thought

I've pretty much concluded that if I were ever to win the lottery, most of the money would just sit in the bank and investments.

Of course when i died, I leave the blance to the Freedom From Religion Foundation or similar organizations.

I think my life would be over without bread.

@Redcupcoffee knead

I could live without coffee, but I really woudn't want to.

@Redcupcoffee Don't knock'em til you've had'em in your chili. =P