I admire Bill Gates for what he did for the digital environment. I would invite him for a dinner to just talk about his experience in the journey he had by creating this.

I would invite Napoleon, Robert E Lee and Von Manstein. Then we would drink wine all night and discuss military history.

Quite curious as to why you picked Ecuador FreddyFastFingers.  Out of 211 countries on a list of GDP, they rank 62nd so in the top third of richest countries.  Sure, poorer than the other two but given they are numbers one and two, then Japan is technically a poorer one too at number three but there are another 150-ish countries who are even poorer.  Anyway, I'm just busting your balls!

I would invite Gordon Ramsay to cook us dinner, Mr Kipling to do dessert and Ron Swanson to tell us tales as the most interesting man in the world.

I'd love to be able to say something like Steven Hawking, Albert Einstein and Galileo so we could discuss the meaning of life and shit, but honestly, I'm not intelligent enough to keep up with that sort of conversation, so I'd probably go for people I think would incredibly good company; talented, funny people who know how to party and enjoy themselves, so I'd probably say something like Freddie Mercury, Billy Connolly and Amy Winehouse.

Oooh

Well, JackMezzo tops the list of course

but outside of that and aside from dead folk

eesh - Joe Biden would be up there I guess and maybe Xi Jinping - if nothing else, could be an interesting conversation of economics and environmental policy

If you invite someone that means you will share your food? Then none :)

Lmao good answer hambos. I'm bad about sharing my food too but i would like invite my cousins for a happy dinner.

Whoever reads this.

I was going to write I sure want to invite Bill Gates, but I saw I already made that post earlier. 

Then I have to think about it, will let you know in a few days.

I would invite my two late grandfathers and my bud who passed away a few years back


They would have gotten along so well, and I would have loved to meet my mothers father before he was murdered. 

I don't think I would like to invite anyone who I would consider a "hero" so to say for easy explanation. Basically, heroes can be shite and your illusions are shattered.

But huh, story wise, I would bet they would be some WW2 veterans or some historic figures that participated big battles and played their political cards right and like, in example, United Japan trough politics and war or some people that like disappeared or something like James Hoffa, just to ask him like, who did it man, who did it!

I am huge fan of MJ and of course Kobe, so what would be an interesting dinner, but in non-competitive manner, which is also impossible with two of them.

Oh yeah, Kobe, MJ and LBJ, so the first two can make fun of the latter :D there we go.

I would invite Napoleon, Ludendorff and Von Manstein and discuss operation Barbarossa. Would be quite interesting.

i would probably invite cool funny people like seth rogen or matthew mcconaughey. they seem like chill people to hang with and have dinner.