In traditional consumer theory, finding $ $100$ ?today and then losing it the next day just brings your "net" utility to zero. In BE $,$ ?finding $ $100$ ?today and then losing it the next day brings your "net" utility to negative. What best explains this?

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Losing the $ $100$ ?created a smaller feeling of dissatisfaction then when you found it $.$ ?

Finding the $ $100$ ?created an equal amount of satisfaction or dissatisfaction then when you lost it $.$

Losing the $ $100$ ?created a bigger feeling of dissatisfaction then when you found it $.$ ?

Finding the $ $100$ ?created a bigger feeling of satisfaction then when you lost it $.$