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Regarding the initial question: in my current state (i.e., almost healthy and financially secure, relying on my ancestors) and in the state I will likely be in seven years (when I will have a free bed in the barracks and free food, plus some kind of salary), the answer is no. What would I need the money for? What would I spend it on? But if I found myself in a completely hopeless situation (disability, unemployment, homelessness), I would press the button without a doubt. So, the essence of that answer is that I do not deny the possibility of pressing it under certain conditions.
E si sui vius, er mi grans benananza, e si ieu muoir, er mi grans deliuriers