A GOOD dilemma in game theory -MADE BY ME-

A pitcher of lemonade and one from orange
Instructions.
1) read the the problem first (do not peak) make sure you understand it before continue..
2) write your answer to quesition 1.. then read question 2.. proceed to answer

The problem.

Twelve people gather to eat and enjoy life, every one of them asks for a plate of food (food is irrelevant) and among the twelve people ask two jars: one orange and one of lemonade. Each jar has a capacity of eight full glasses. once you have take from a pitcher can not take from the other jar
(ej. you take one glass of orange. then you CANT drink lemonade)

FAQ

1) without any history. Which one would you take?

2) Assuming that you dislike orange, and the lemonade is what the majority likes, then the odds that they will ask for lemonade is quite high, and you almost know for sure that almost no one will ask for orange .. so

A) would you take lemonade?
B) or by the other side. would you take orage?

the thing is.. if you drink lemonade you would drink something that you like, but probably, and almost for sure, you only will take ONE glass almost for sure..

by the other side. if you drink orange you wont suffer from thirst, but you wont like it..

that's a good dilemma in game theory

ohh and ihave added a special twist.. but i wont say it before