Me -
Sam the Second - longtime friend
Terrance the Third - regular friend
Freddy the Fourth - acquaintance
We are foreign exchange students, so this is the last chance for me, Sam, and Freddy to visit an amusement park. Terrance will have more opportunities to visit theme parks before he returns to Kazakhstan.
Me and two friends, Sam the Second and Terrance the Third, have planned to go to Disneyworld. We have planned how long to stay, made hotel reservations, bought tickets, etc. All our plans are made for three people, and we can't change them. However, we can cancel without losing any money.
Suddenly, my other friend Freddy the Fourth asks if he can come with me, Sam, and Terrance to Disneyworld. I tell him, "We'd like to take you, but we can only bring three people to Disneyworld." (all the hotels are booked, or something). I tell my other two friends, "Freddy wants to come, but we can only take three people total. One of us four is not going to go to Disneyworld. (The tickets are transferable, and whoever goes can just pay the person who didn't go for their ticket.)
Freddy suggests going to Six Flags instead, but the only amusement park I want to visit is Disneyworld (it is the last theme park I may ever visit, and I've never been there).
I will not benefit in any way (except for fun) from going to Disneyworld (in fact, I will have to spend more hours planning). However, I still want to go.
Sam the Second is in the same situation as me.
Terrance the Third is in the same situation as me, except he will benefit from visiting Disneyworld.
Freddy the Fourth is in the same situation as me and Sam.
How do we determine who goes to Disneyworld?
I have thought about several options:
Roll a four-sided die.
Have a competition, and last place doesn't go.
Have the original three go to Disneyworld. Freddy is more
My three friends go to Disneyworld, and I stay home (I won't be depressed if this happens).
We have about two weeks to decide what to do.
Btw, smileys aren't working in all parts of my story. and some others do not work anywhere
Win by luck, lose by skill.