I am all for practicality. parachuting to work. parachuting for no reason is pointless imo.
I dont have a drivers´ licence. I dont even ride a bicycle not to mention cars. I hate wheels.

Easy choice: build and drive fast cars. I have always like driving cars ( a long interstate highway drive is still relaxing), car culture and automotive performance. But the younger generation is not very interested in it. Based on my nieces observations, nearly half of American high schoolers do not take driver's education or get a license. I guess they think Uber is going to be around forever.

None. I love...my life.
Neither do I want to end up on the wrong building, or a water body nor land in the hospital for over speeding.

Truth be told : both are great shots of adrenaline and dopamine. And the cars appeal to me more.

I’m going cars, because the appeal of building something that can take me to work fast and safely and that is self-driving is irresistible.
And while we are at it, if it could also reduce car sickness, it’ll be great. Let me roll up my sleeves, I am ready to start my own car factory.

I can’t parachute. I’d be distracted half way through and would land on my face while wondering about something pointless like whether Pokémons wear pants.

I inherited a total zero of my grandpa's engineering skills, never bothered learning how to drive (which I now regret deeply and think about fixing given the opportunity) and with my fear of heights parachuting doesn't exactly sound all that exciting either - other than maybe doing it just once to prove to myself that I can do it. I do like fast cars and speed in general though, it's really fun))) So neither, but option 2's chances were higher.

Well, it doesn't say I HAVE TO DRIVE THEM FAST :)

And I don't really want to hobble in on crutches on my 2nd day of work with a sprained ankle or broken leg.

As someone who is extremely risk averse, especially when it comes to falling great distances or moving in death machines at rapid speeds, just thinking of both of these makes my palms sweat. I would only make a choice here if my boss was named Hobson.

Terror-induced sweat would be detrimental to my first-day-of-work impression, so I’ll take the option that allows me to keep my feet (or wheels) on the ground. Bonus — maybe I’d finally learn how to use a stick shift!

cars for me. I could learn a new hobby and test drive them.

Sigh! Neither. BUT - I will go with cars.

I hate heights, so parachuting is out. I am a total adranaline junkie and maybe I will do it if I have to prove something, but just to do it for fun? Nay. I do not like driving at all, BUT....I am married to a car fanatic so building cool cars would be such a cool way to show off to him.

In my city people drive awful so I really wouldn't like to build one for them or drive one. Or just be near one. 😂

Parachuting seems kinda exhausting and scary. And I have no sense of direction so I would probably end up god knows where.

... Can't I just walk? 😂😂😂

Fact: Having a car whether a fast one or the normal type is pretty useful giving one the freedom to travel anywhere. We can go for a picnic, to the beach for leisure, travel long distances to visit another town or whatever. Having a fast car does not mean one has to drive it fast as in most countries speed limits are set. On the other hand who in their right mind would take an aircraft up in the air just to parachute down to their place of work?

I can build fast cars, but who will buy them here? The traffic jams never stop. My office which is 30 mins in early morning becomes 1 hour 30 mins in the evening office time. Who are these people who drive fast cars to work? Where do they live? Is the space safe if there are not any people around?

Despite all the above question, I will still choose the fast cars because parachuting is not my cup of tea.

Cars for me though my engineering skills are nil. I'd need to enlist the help of my robotics/engineering/electronics graduate daughter. I'm afraid of heights but love a fast sports car! Used to drive an RX7, what a rush that was. Stick shift, even better, I miss driving with the sense of control and power of a manual transmission. Electric vehicle with a stick shift, is that possible? Open curving county road? Ooooh perfect! Parachuting on the other hand likely would not end well. Aforementioned height phobia plus lack of steering, not for me.

Heights are scary, though I would rather parachute than have to climb down. At least with the parachute, there's only one place to put your feet! On the other hand, making things from scratch is exciting and fun. I don't know about the driving part, but the designing and building with a team part sounds awesome!

This is really tough. I'm afraid of heights so a parachute isn't a good idea. But it's only for the first day of work, so I think I can handle it. Hopefully, like Ma-tan, I will get chauffeured in an empty bus from day 2 onwards.

For the fast cars: I don't know how to drive and I have whatever is the driving equivalent of "two left feet". I feel like I would be fired immediately for destroying work property.

The unsung hero of KTL: the stunt-person doing the jump and landing so gracefully in that suit!

Parachuting into work on my first day would give a wrong impression : I do not have the means to do it frequently.
I do not have issues with cars, so I'll take the engeneering job (though in real life those who build the car are not the same as those who test it).

My friend says that she would take the parachute drive : "once she'll get over her vertigo the view must be nice. And it does not really matter if she arrives on the neighour building."
Upon seeing the results (25% parachute at the moment) she add "since there are so few person choosing the parachute, maybe I can have Junho as diving instructor".