Every weekday morning at 7:40, Laura Daniels tries to stump you with random trivia for great prizes!
Latest Question
According to a survey with kids under the age of 14, this is the biggest challenge every day.
Answer:
Getting them out of bed
Recent Questions
Q: According to a survey, 16% of parents want their kid to learn how to play this instrument.
A: Violin
Q: According to research, right now there are 6 of these for every man, woman and child in the US.
A: Peeps
Q: The average person has 9 of these that they rarely use.
A: Apps
Q: Research shows the average person opens this 22 times a day.
A: The refrigerator
Q: In a recent survey, more than a quarter of women would rather get their wisdom teeth pulled than do this.
A: Go bathing suit shopping
Q: 43% of us don’t know this about our partner.
A: Their salary
Q: According to a survey, nearly half of us never experienced this as a child.
A: Getting grounded
Q: 80% of us admit we’ve never thoroughly cleaned this.
A: The microwave
Q: 12% of drivers say they’ve had this sitting in their car for over a year.
A: A lottery ticket
Q: A whopping 67% of us say we see drivers do this at least once a month.
A: Run a red light
Q: It’s not where mine is going, but 37% of us say we plan to spend our tax return on this.
A: Paying off credit card debt
Q: 14% of us admit we’ve done this behind the wheel.
A: Fallen asleep!
Q: More than half of Americans don’t know the first names of these people.
A: All 4 grandparents
Q: On average, parents will tell their younger kids to do this about 15 times a month.
A: Tie their shoes
Q: On average, one of these common items has 3,000 different types of bacteria on it.
A: A $1 bill
Q: The average person will consume three bottles of this every year.
A: Ketchup
Q: According to a recent survey, 5% of ride share drivers have found this in the back seat after dropping someone off.
A: A pet!
Q: According to research, people who do this on a daily basis have a better memory.
A: Make their bed
Q: 93% of us can identify this scent within one second.
A: Peanut butter
Q: 70% of Americans believe a bride should do this.
A: Change their last name
Q: A recent survey shows 65% of us do this every single morning.
A: Hit the snooze bar
Q: Only 16% of us have one of these at our desk.
A: Candy dish/jar
Q: Over 1.1 million packages of this are purchased or consumed every day.
A: Jell-O
Q: This item is given as a gift more often than it is a personal purchase.
A: A blender
Q: Who knew! A study shows doing this common office task burns 110 calories an hour.
A: Typing!
Q: In a recent survey, 35% of Americans say they’ve eaten this for breakfast.
A: Pie
Q: On average, we’ll lose 22 of these over our lifetime.
A: Pair of sunglasses
Q: The average person will have about 200 of these over their lifetime.
A: A cold
Q: 35% of us say we do this if we’re having a hard time falling asleep.
A: Have a snack / eat
Q: Though most of us don’t do it, these should be wiped down with disinfectant at least once a week.
A: Doorknobs
Q: 42% of us have one of these unused items in our homes right now.
A: Old cell phone(s)
Q: The average person will do this at least 5 times today.
A: Yawn
Q: Four out of ten of us say we’ve been lucky enough not to receive one of these. What is it?
A: Speeding ticket
Q: The average person cleans this 9 times a year.
A: The shower
Q: The average person does this for 34 minutes on a Monday morning compared to 22 minutes on other days.
A: Complain
Q: 96% of households buy this food at least once a month.
A: Bananas
Q: 25% of adults don’t remember this.
A: Their dreams!
Q: 21% of drivers have no idea how to do this with their car.
A: Use cruise control
Q: Only 24% of children do this household chore.
A: Washing dishes
Q: The average person buys 6 of these for their home a year.
A: Light bulbs
Q: 21% of employees say they would like a paid day off to do this.
A: Shop for a new car
Q: The average person spends about two weeks over a lifetime doing this.
A: Kissing
Q: One third of us say we want to improve this about ourselves.
A: Our credit score
Q: While most people don’t do it, these are supposed to be replaced every 2 years.
A: Pillows
Q: Only 36% of homes have this item outside of them.
A: A welcome mat
Q: According to a recent survey, this is the number one thing couples who live together fight about.
A: Leaving the lights on
Q: 15% of Americans say they wish they had this ability.
A: To read minds
Q: Thankfully, the average adult does this 7.5 times a day.
A: Wash their hands
Q: 37% of pet owners say they do this for their pets every day.
A: Leave the radio or tv on for them
Q: A recent study found 100% of these household items tested positive for common cold bacteria.
A: Salt and pepper shakers
Q: 17% of Americans usually get this done in 10 minutes or less.
A: Eat dinner
Q: Americans use about 500 million of these every day.
A: Straws
Q: A survey shows the average office worker will have to do this three times a week.
A: Restart the computer
Q: 28% of us have purchased this as an impulse buy.
A: Shoes
Q: While it’s more common for women than men, the average American adult does this three to four times a month
A: Cry
Q: A recent survey found only 2% of Americans currently have this once-popular bedroom item.
A: Waterbed
Q: According to a new survey, 10% of people start doing this in January.
A: Christmas shopping
Q: 60% of us with one of these in our car don’t use it.
A: CD player
Q: 26% of us do this while sleeping.
A: Laugh
Q: More than 60% of people surveyed admit they are afraid of this household item.
A: Garbage disposal
Q: 15% of us haven’t washed this item of clothing in the past 6 months.
A: Bathrobe
Q: Over 75% of us have one of these but less than half of them actually work.
A: Flashlight
Q: Only 2% of the world’s population has this physical trait, and it’s more common in women than men.
A: Green eyes
Q: The average kitchen has at least five of these right now.
A: Boxes of cereal
Q: A new survey shows this is the hardest task to teach a child.
A: How to tie their shoes
Q: In a recent survey, 12% of people said they always have this on them in case of emergency.
A: A $100 bill
Q: 28% of single people are planning on doing this in 2025.
A: Getting back together with an ex
Q: The average person spends a little less than 30 minutes a night doing this.
A: Trying to fall asleep
Q: One out of three of us say it’s acceptable to do this at work.
A: Swear
Q: 90% of people who try to become this fail at the attempt.
A: A vegetarian
Q: Spending one hour doing this wintertime activity burns over 230 calories.
A: Building a snowman
Q: On average, we spend 43 hours of our life every year doing this.
A: Sitting in a traffic jam
Q: If you have one of these, there’s a 70% chance you have two.
A: A tattoo
Q: A survey shows 1/3 of us have never used this feature in our car.
A: The horn!
Q: 50% of parents who let their kid use this, regretted it.
A: A credit card
Q: 25% of us Googled this after opening gifts.
A: The value of the gift
Q: When shopping, 80% of kids do this every four minutes.
A: Ask for something
Q: 42% of people surveyed say they never eat this during the holidays.
A: Eat candy canes
Q: 85% of people say eating THIS food gives them a sense of security and comfort. What is it?
A: Macaroni and cheese
Q: 40% of people say THIS is the first thing they notice about others. What is it?
A: Handshake
Q: This sport is the cause of over $200 million worth of injuries. What is it?
A: Pickleball
Q: New research shows that this common workplace injury is now very rare?
A: Paper cut
Q: The average person buys three of these every holiday season.
A: Rolls of wrapping paper
Q: 82% of us would be ok receiving this kind of gift.
A: Something second-hand
Q: People in Alaska do this activity more than in any other state in the US.
A: Walk to work!
Q: The average American worker spends a half hour per week doing this in the office.
A: Making coffee
Q: 26% of us say we always do this while cooking.
A: Dance
Q: Surprisingly, 14% of us admit to doing this at a Christmas party.
A: Crashing one!
Q: New research finds people with this trait or characteristic are often easier to get along with.
A: A sweet tooth
Q: A whopping 60% of us use this food item only as decoration.
A: Candy canes
Q: When it comes to the holidays, 32% of men don’t have the slightest idea of how to do this.
A: Wrap a gift
Q: Nearly 4 out of 5 married people don’t trust their partner to do this for them.
A: Wake them up
Q: According to research, having this at the office can make you 15% more productive.
A: Plants
Q: More people buy this on a Tuesday than any other day of the week.
A: Socks!
Q: About 30% of us have this item in our homes during the holidays.
A: An “Elf on the Shelf”
Q: On average, there are 75 of these in a home.
A: Outlets
Q: 35% of us say this is the most stressful thing about the holidays.
A: Coming up with gift ideas
Q: It takes the average driver 32 seconds to do this.
A: Back out of a parking spot
Q: It’s becoming less popular, but when dining out, 9% of people say they always do this.
A: Take pictures of their food
Q: Over 41% of air travelers want to ban this.
A: Reclining seats
Q: According to a recent poll, 3% of us say this is what we’re most grateful for this holiday season.
A: Our job/personal finances
Q: A new study shows that having fewer of these as you get older could be good for your health.
A: Friends!
Q: In a recent poll, 13% of us said this was what made us feel like the holidays are really here.
A: Seeing their first holiday commercial
Q: This may spoil some of your holiday shopping – 22% of us say this is the worst gift to receive.
A: A candle
Q: 45% of us agree you should wait until you’re 25 to do this.
A: Get a credit card
Q: On average, 67% of households purchase this every 53 days.
A: Pickles
Q: In a recent poll, 55% of people said they always keep one of these in their car.
A: A roll of toilet paper
Q: 41% of baby boomers say they’re doing this while watching a movie.
A: Using their phone
Q: On average, one of these is touched 25 times before someone buys it.
A: Greeting Card
Q: A recent survey shows the average age for people to try this for the first time is 16.
A: Coffee
Q: When eating, 65% of us hate it when someone does this.
A: Eats off our plate
Q: 39% of us haven’t made one of these in over a year.
A: A new friend
Q: Nearly 20% of us will leave the house with this today and never use it.
A: A gym bag
Q: Doing this simple thing for an hour burns about 11 calories.
A: Chewing gum
Q: Over half of teenagers have at least one of these right now.
A: A cavity/tooth decay
Q: This was rather surprising, but 20% of Americans believe kids should be allowed to do this.
A: Vote
Q: When it comes to house hunting, 32% of us say this would be a deal-breaker.
A: If someone was killed there
Q: Research finds that THIS is the most common nightmare.
A: Teeth falling out
Q: When it comes to their car, 44% of teens say they don’t know how to do this.
A: Jump start the battery
Q: 11% of people who’ve already gotten their costume say they’re coordinating with this person.
A: A coworker
Q: A whopping 72% of us would rather give this up for a month than our smartphone.
A: Alcohol
Q: Unfortunately, this only happens to most people seven times a month.
A: Getting a good night’s sleep
Q: 70% of Americans think this is harder than it was 10 years ago.
A: Being an adult
Q: 60% of us admit we only clean this once a year.
A: The oven
Q: It takes the average person five and a half hours to do this.
A: Read a book
Q: 45% of us say we NEVER do this with our cell phone.
A: Power it off
Q: 24% of us admit we never clean this even though we wear it every day.
A: Our watch
Q: 90% of women say this is the most gentlemanly gesture.
A: Opening the door
Q: 80% of men say this is their main household chore.
A: Taking out the garbage
Q: The average person will have nearly 25 of these in their lifetime.
A: Pets
Q: Over 40% of us eat this food when we’re angry.
A: Ice cream
Q: According to the National Retail Federation 35% of people plan to buy this for Halloween
A: Greeting card
Q: When it comes to those in our household, 36% of us plan to do this for Halloween this year.
A: Dress up our pet
Q: Not sure why only men were included in this, but 83% of men admit they occasionally do this while driving.
A: Drive with their knees
Q: 27% of women admit to doing this at a crowded stadium.
A: Use the men’s room
Q: The most common recurring dreams include: #1 – falling, and #2 – being chased. What is # 3?
A: Being back in school
Q: While driving, 32% of us forget to do this.
A: Use the turn signal
Q: According to a survey, people named this the top outdoor activity that makes them feel like a kid again.
A: Going fishing
Q: 40% of us say this is the main thing that keeps us from being productive at work.
A: Being hungry
Q: The average adult considers 11 options before purchasing this.
A: Eyeglasses
Q: Over 80% of homeowners have this outside their house.
A: A welcome mat
Q: 64% of us do this when we go grocery shopping.
A: Go up and down every aisle
Q: 34% of us have never cleaned this in our house.
A: Curtains
Q: Experts say this form of entertainment is really good for your brain.
A: Game shows
Q: When it comes to their child, 9% of moms regret this decision.
A: The name they chose
Q: Nearly 20% of us believe this will happen to us in our lifetime. What is it?
A: Win the lottery
Q: One out of ten of us have this under our bed.
A: A dirty dish
Q: 30% of kids say they’re embarrassed when their parents do this.
A: Dance
Q: 21% of us have never done this summer activity.
A: Gone camping
Q: A whopping 52% of drivers say they don’t know how to do this.
A: Change their windshield wipers
Q: Almost 25% of us say we’d like to change this about our vehicle.
A: Size of the gas tank
Q: 56% of people would never buy this used. What is it?
A: A backpack
Q: The average person learns to do this at age 8. What is it?
A: Swim
Q: Most of us have one of these, but 3.5% of us have two. What is it?
A: Middle name
Q: 56% of dog owners agree on this.
A: It’s ok for them to lick your face
Q: 46% of people who live together disagree about how to do this.
A: Fold towels
Q: 80% of children say they’ve lied about this to their parents.
A: Brushing their teeth
Q: Nearly 70% of us say this makes our job better.
A: Music at the office (That’s why Classic Hits 104.1 goes so well with your workday!)
Q: 44% of executives said it’s ok to do this at work from time to time.
A: Cry
Q: Doing this in total silence every day slows your heart rate and lowers your stress.
A: Eating breakfast
Q: You might think this is ok at work but 4 out of 5 of your coworkers say it’s NOT!
A: Trimming your fingernails
Q: It takes twice as long to do this on Mondays compared to any other day of the week.
A: Decide what to have for dinner
Q: Close to 1/3 of us say we buy this from the grocery store at least once a week.
A: Frozen dinner
Q: 57% of parents surveyed say they only let their kids do this while on vacation.
A: Watch scary movies
Q: The average American usually finishes doing this by the end of July.
A: Pay off holiday debt
Q: Nearly 40% of people surveyed say they did THIS in their first apartment.
A: Set off the smoke detector
Q: 10% of families surveyed say they NEVER do this at home.
A: Save leftovers
Q: The average American can remember THIS better than any line from a book.
A: A Facebook post
Q: Each year, 85,000 people are treated in the ER for injurie related to this.
A: Mowing the lawn
Q: 92% of us throw these away without ever using them.
A: Instructions
Q: A recent survey found 20% of us refuse to share our recipe for this.
A: Chili
Q: 12% of parents have done this for kids’ school supplies.
A: Stolen from the office
Q: Each week, men spend about 42 minutes longer than women doing this.
A: Eating
Q: This is the most searched thing on Google, with 1.3 billion searches every month.
A: YouTube
Q: 5% of us that have one of these in our homes never use it.
A: A dishwasher!
Q: This is the number 1 thing that puts people in a better mood.
A: Finding money
Q: 12% of people who have this in their homes don’t know where it is.
A: Fire extinguisher
Q: About 30% of us have 4 of these, but only use 2 of them most of the time.
A: Email addresses
Q: About 4% of us have never heard of this popular entertainment brand.
A: Netflix
Q: 2012 was the first year more women than men did this.
A: Get tattoos
Q: The average guy doesn’t learn how to use THIS until he’s 24.
A: Washing machine
Q: 73% of Americans say they would never want THIS job
A: US President
Q: 16% of people have gotten one of these without telling their partner. What is it?
A: A credit card
Q: 10% of us have at least one of these in our car right now.
A: A French fry!
Q: According to a 2022 Ipsos poll, THIS is now the most popular sport played by Americans
A: Cornhole
Q: The average American says these two words out loud about three times today.
A: “I’m tired.”
Q: These are the #1 things in our home that we say we have too many of.
A: Hangers
Q: The average person gets 17 of these a year.
A: Bug bites
Q: A survey shows this is the #1 thing in our homes that doesn’t work.
A: Ice maker in the freezer
Q: A new study found that 42% of people sleep better if they do this often.
A: Garden!
Q: In a survey that asked adults what they miss most about being a kid, this was the #1 answer.
A: Not having to pay for anything
Q: The average person will go through over 150 of these in their lifetime.
A: Toothbrushes
Q: In a recent survey, 59% of people WITHOUT one of these said they THOUGHT they had one.
A: A 401k
Q: A poll of 2,000 Americans found 42% think this chore counts as exercise?
A: Bringing the groceries in
Q: A poll found this is the #1 thing people do at a hotel but not at home?
A: Wear a robe and slippers
Q: 92% of us have at least one kind of this in our fridge right now.
A: Cheese
Q: 54% of men admit they do this in the kitchen when no one’s around.
A: Drink something straight from the container
Q: 63% of dads say this is their go-to tool for a quick repair.
A: Duct tape
Q: One out of four of us would change this about ourselves if we could.
A: Eye color
Q: About 53% of us had one of these of our own while growing up.
A: Bedroom
Q: A recent poll shows 14% of us think people say this too much…but 46% of us think people don’t say it enough.
A: Sorry
Q: Canada has more of these than any other country in the world.
A: Lakes
Q: Most people assume it’s something only women do, but 39% of men also hang onto this.
A: Clothes that don’t fit (hoping they’ll lose weight to fit into again!)
Q: A survey found that this causes people to panic about 3 times a month.
A: Having nothing to wear
Q: 73% of families say this is the number one way to keep kids happy during a road trip.
A: Snacks!
Q: 75% of us say we always do this right before leaving for vacation.
A: Clean the house
Q: This is the world’s best-selling musical instrument.
A: Harmonica
Q: Because of the rise in price, 78% of us now consider THIS a luxury.
A: Fast food
Q: Three out of four of us have one of these, but about half of them don’t even work.
A: A flashlight
Q: 16% of us say we take more photos of this person than any other person.
A: Ourselves!
Q: One in four of us say THIS is more stressful than landing a plane in an emergency.
A: Moving
Q: Seven out of ten of us say you should disclose THIS in your dating profile right away.
A: If you have pets
Q: In a recent poll, 43% of us say we’ve never gotten this back after loaning it to a friend or family member.
A: Money
Q: 51% of us say we want this to happen while we get a haircut.
A: Small talk / chit chat
Q: On average, we eat 36% more calories than normal when visiting this place.
A: Movie theater
Q: Research shows that given the chance to either join a group doing this or walking away from it, 90% would chose to join. What is it?
A: Gossiping (so we’re not the target of the conversation)
Q: 62% of women say doing this is worse than childbirth.
A: Shopping for bathing suits.
Q: According to a new poll, the #1 thing the “perfect hotel” must have is this.
A: Fast wi-fi
Q: You’ve already beaten these odds today. There’s a 2 in one million chance this will cause your death.
A: Falling out of bed
Q: Most parents say THIS is the worst example we set for our kids.
A: Swearing in front of them
Q: A recent study found that people who play this game live five years longer than those who don’t.
A: Golf
Q: 43% of us say this is the nicest thing someone can say about our home.
A: That it smells good
Q: When asked what food instantly improves our mood, the top answer was this.
A: Tacos!
Q: Three out of four men don’t know when THIS is.
A: Mother’s Day (FYI, this year, it’s May 12th)
Q: 59% of HR professionals say when you go for an interview, you should definitely make sure this is neat and clean.
A: Your fingernails
Q: Amen to this one! 65% of adults say they usually want to do this before noon.
A: Take a nap!
Q: Almost HALF of us say we’ve had to skip an outdoor activity in the last year because of this.
A: Allergies
Q: Research shows that couples with this have closer relationships, are more satisfied in their marriages and respond better to stress.
A: A dog!
Q: I could never do this, but 37% of us do this when brushing our teeth.
A: Use hot water
Q: Interesting! 91% of singles believe they’re more likely to fall in love with someone who has done this, versus someone who hasn’t.
A: Registered to vote!
Q: According to a recent survey, 20% of us say we always think about this while we’re on vacation.
A: Our next vacation!
Q: This is hard to believe, but 4% of us claim they’ve never had one of these.
A: A headache
Q: Americans throw away up to $68 MILLION in THIS every year.
A: Coins
Q: A new study shows that over 40% of Americans don’t know what this important plan is.
A: a 401(k)
Q: Shirts and robes top the list, but 7% of women say they like to borrow this from their man.
A: Their underwear
Q: A recent poll says 4% of Americans buy this every single day.
A: A lottery ticket
Q: I was REALLY surprised this number was so high…14% of married women say this has happened at their wedding.
A: Someone objected to the marriage (after “speak now or forever hold your peace”)
Q: 43% of us say we spend more time avoiding doing this than it does to just get it out of the way.
A: Doing our taxes
Q: It’s definitely true for me…on average, you’ll spend an extra $26 if you do this.
A: Shop while hungry
Q: In this country, we eat enough of these in a year to fill almost 900 Olympic-sized swimming pools.
A: Grilled cheese sandwiches
Q: A whopping 70% of men reported finding a woman more attractive if she was into this.
A: Golfing or watching golf
Q: This is a bit higher than I thought it would be, but 53% of gym-goers say they regularly do this.
A: Wear their gym clothes more than once before washing
Q: When it comes to table manners…60% of people between 12 and 27 say THIS is no longer considered a no-no.
A: Elbows on the table
Q: It’s dangerous, but 13% of dog owners admit they let their dog do this.
A: Sit on their lap while driving
Q: About a quarter of us say we’re embarrassed when this is left open.
A: Their garage door!
Q: 25% of us are wearing this right now…but 8% say they NEVER do.
A: A pair of jeans!
Q: A recent poll found 51% of us consider this to be part of the family.
A: Their vehicle
Q: When it comes to a movie theater experience, 46% of us have done this.
A: Walked out out of a movie before it ended.
Q: Doctors say crayons are the number one thing kids shove up their nose. What’s number two?
A: French fries
Q: Some places don’t allow it, but 77% of us say adults should ALWAYS be able to do this.
A: Order off the kids menu
Q: Chances are if you didn’t outgrow this as a child, it’ll stick with you for life.
A: Having allergies
Q: When asked if you could give up one chore for the rest of your life, this was the number one answer.
A: Cleaning the toilet
Q: This was surprising…when it comes to our next door neighbors, 21% of us don’t know this about them.
A: Their first name
Q: Researchers found that just GLANCING at this actually slows your brain down by over 20%.
A: Your cell phone
Q: For some strange reason, purchases of THIS dropped by a third during the pandemic, but never came back to pre-pandemic numbers like most other items.
A: Chewing gum
Q: This temporary condition tends to get worse in your 30s and keeps getting worse as you age after that.
A: Hangovers!
Q: 36% of us, particularly women, say this is the best solution to an argument.
A: The silent treatment.
Q: 14% of drivers have one right now…but 32% of us say we’ve never had one, and never want one.
A: A vanity license plate
Q: Women are more likely than men to do this while giving bad news.
A: Smile
Q: About one third of us, both male and female, say this is the least attractive body part on our partner.
A: Feet!
Q: People with this trait require about 20% more anesthesia than others because the gene mutation affects pain tolerance
A: Having red hair
Q: The average woman does this 62 times a day, and the average man only does it 8 times a day.
A: Smile!
Q: 72% of parents say they secretly do this when their kids aren’t looking.
A: Playing with their kids’ toys
Q: A new study found men are 5% more likely than women to do this within the first 5 years of marriage.
A: Gain weight / let themselves go
Q: This was surprising to me: this profession logs the greatest number of steps over the course of a year.
A: Police officers
Q: Psychologists found that this is most likely to happen between 6pm and 8pm.
A: Family arguments
Q: 41% of us do this in a public bathroom.
A: Flush with our foot
Q: This is the number one topic of discussion parents try to hide from their kids.
A: How babies are made!
Q: When it comes to work, 3/4 of us wish this happened every day.
A: That we got paid every day.
Q: The average person first picks a favorite type of THIS around age 11 and tends to stick with it forever.
A: Candy!
Q: The average American spends about 1,000 hours a year here.
A: The kitchen
Q: Only 14% of brides do this once they’re married.
A: Keep their last name
Q: 54% of us say the last time we did this at a store was over a year ago.
A: Write a check
Q: 1 in 5 of us only have ONE of these, even though we should have many more than that.
A: Passwords
Q: People say this is the number one thing they wish they could write-off on their taxes.
A: Coffee
Q: Beauty is in the eye of the beholder and it’s not always about physical appearance. 40% of people say this is an attractive trait for their partner to have.
A: Having a savings account.
Q: Research has found that children who regularly do this on a daily basis had significantly higher IQ test scores.
A: Eat breakfast
Q: 54% of Gen Z (age 18 – 27) say the stress of doing this has brought them to tears.
A: Doing taxes
Q: 77% of us say this is the number on thing that is never ok during a work zoom or video call.
A: Having the TV on
Q: Across the globe, 14% of us say we’re addicted to this.
A: Ice cream
Q: A recent study shows Americans purchase 2 billion of these each year, and not a single one will be recycled.
A: Disposable razors
Q: In your lifetime, you’ll spend about 6 months waiting for this.
A: A green light!
Q: Of people aged 25 to 40, 35% of them admit they do this at night, but 33% of them also say it could be a deal breaker if their partner did it.
A: Eat in bed
Q: One in five of us will do this for Valentine’s Day.
A: Buy ourselves a gift
Q: Only 15% of American companies offer this benefit, and 80% of their employees love it.
A: Pet insurance
Q: A national survey shows that the average adult hasn’t done this outdoor activity in over nine years.
A: Ride a bike
Q: About 11% of us say we’ve sustained an injury doing this common thing.
A: Taking a selfie
Q: A new poll says 68% employees PREFER to do this on their lunch break.
A: Eat at their desk.
Q: Over 25% of Americans do this at least once every year, making it a $4 billion business.
A: Go bowling
Q: 64 percent of Americans admit to doing this right after taking off for vacation.
A: Call in sick
Q: There are 1.13 BILLION of these, but only 200 million are actually active.
A: Websites
Q: In a recent poll, 65% of us say one of these will ruin an entire day.
A: A bad night’s sleep
Q: 1 in 7 people have requested THIS at a drive-thru, what is it?
A: A treat for their dog
Q: A new study reveals the average person stops doing this at age 33.
A: Have birthday parties
Q: The average American has 3 of these, even though you only need one.
A: Pillows
Q: In 2022 The United States used these almost 3-times more than any other country.
A: QR Codes
Q: In 2023, online searches for THIS reached an all-time high.
A: Sleep
Q: On average, the oldest item you’ll find in someone’s fridge is Salad Dressing. What’s #2?
A: Baking soda
Q: A recent survey asked people what was the oldest item they used on a daily basis. What was #3?
A: A watch
Q: Since 2019, this hobby has grown in the US by 16%.
A: Birdwatching
Q: Despite major advances in the industry, there are still over 800,000 of these in use in this country right now.
A: Pagers
Q: Over a third of us (34%) say it’s easier to improve our relationships or careers than it is to improve this.
A: Our diet
Q: We’re almost twice as likely to do this on a Friday than any other day of the week.
A: Have dessert
Q: It could save a couple bucks in the long run, but less than 10% of us still do this.
A: Hang clothes out to dry
Q: Almost half of us say wearing this instantly makes you look more attractive.
A: Sunglasses
Q: Bloomberg reports sales of THIS are up 23% when compared to pre-pandemic levels in 2019.
A: Over-the-counter cough & cold medicine
Q: Las Vegas is expecting a record number of THESE on New Years Eve. What is it?
A: Weddings, because of the specialty date 12/31/23 (1-2-3-1-2-3)
Q: This happens to 10% of all holiday gifts. What is it?
A: They’re returned
Q: 77% of Americans no longer buy THIS as part of their Christmas decorations. What is it?
A: A real Christmas tree
Q: During 2023, Grub Hub says THIS individual item had the largest increase at 89%.
A: A pickle
Q: Almost 70% of us say we’ve never done this holiday activity.
A: Gone caroling
Q: Chances are you’ll spend more money while shopping if you do THIS first
A: Have coffee
Q: I don’t know how they do it but 6% of people in a recent poll say they do THIS multiple times a day.
A: Nap!
Q: Most women say they can get this done in less than 10 minutes.
A: Their makeup
Q: 13% of adults say they always use this when watching TV.
A: Closed captioning
