Time and money are arguably two daily resources that have significant influences on experiences, planning, design and well-being among others. For the few decades after the seminal work of Kahneman & Tversky (1979), most studies in behavioral economics have been on prospects of money. There has hardly been a handful that has examined how people value time under uncertainty although it is common for us to do so in daily life. This project aims to fill that gap in our understanding and also arrive at a value function for time with links back to the previous works on money.