At first, I’d probably be shocked and a little suspicious. Where is this money coming from? Is it legal? But once I confirmed there were truly no consequences or tricks, I’d start to see this as an opportunity—not just for myself, but for others too.

The first thing I’d do is set a clear plan. Since $100 arrives every day, that adds up to $3,000 a month and $36,500 a year. That’s a lot of money if used wisely! I wouldn’t rush to spend it all. Instead, I’d split it into three parts: saving, giving, and living.

I’d save a portion each day. Maybe $30 of the $100 would go into a high-interest savings account or even investments. Over time, that money would grow and give me more financial security. It could help me one day buy a house, travel the world, or fund my education.

Another part would go toward helping others. Maybe $30 a day could be used for small acts of kindness—like paying for someone’s groceries, supporting local charities, or buying food for people experiencing homelessness. I believe that if something good is happening to me, I should pass on that good to others.

The rest I’d use for living. I could use the remaining $40 each day to improve my life—take a new class, treat myself to something special, or support small businesses. It’s important to enjoy life too, and this money would give me the freedom to do that without worry.

Over time, I’d also think about creating something bigger—like a scholarship fund, a community center, or a small business that helps people. This daily $100 could be the seed that grows into something meaningful.

In the end, I see this magical deposit not just as free money, but as a gift with purpose. With careful planning, a giving heart, and a bit of imagination, I could turn $100 a day into something that changes lives—starting with mine.