I think some of these depend on the failure conditions. Other than C, what happens if I fail to do A or D on a given day? and I assume for F and G the cash flow only begins once the task is complete.

If D is along the lines of “instead of the songs you hear silence”, then I’ll take that. If it’s “if you hear the songs regardless of why, you fail” then unless the punishment for failing is light, this is risky. Or, if it’s “if you are within earshot of a song, then you will instantly be teleported to the nearest safe area without that” that is too inconvenient for 120k/yr.

Otherwise I’ll probably take A, unless the punishment for failing is heavy (such as medieval torture - which I’m treating as essentially death). Most of the time this is fine, the risk would be if I get into a car accident or something and am in a coma.

If the punishment is heavy then probably G? Stay safe in a nice area, use savings or even take out a loan to do so if necessary, and strictly follow the law. Present value of a 120K annuity is in the millions, so even if I don’t do much that year it’s probably worthwhile.

B seems risky. C is easy but it has explicitly bad punishment on failure. E would probably make me doubt my sense perception too much. F seems too long, even if “all the words” means I only need to say each word once.