DID YOU KNOW?

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  • A recent survey shows that 15% of breakups can be directly traced to the mother-in-law or boyfriend's mom.
  • Men spend 3 times as much money on tipping than women do.
  • 34% of adults tip for babysitting.
  • The number one chore that people hate the most is cleaning the kitchen oven.
  • Close to 12% of us still have a lava lamp from our youth.
  • A 25 year-old is three times more likely to have children, compared to a 35-year-old.
  • Roughly 10% of American families will eat fish for dinner tonight.
  • 9 out of 10 American babies have had their picture posted online.
  • 25% of women buy this at a Goodwill Store before the holidays? An (office) party dress.

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