DID YOU KNOW?

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  • 75% say they'd rather have their home robbed than have their phone stolen or hacked.
  • A survey asked, "What do you wish you could write off on your tax return?" The number one answer was Starbucks coffee.
  • More than 30% of American homeowners live in a home without a mortgage.
  • 16% of Millennials have gone on a first date at a grocery store.
  • Only 15% of us are able to wake up without an alarm.
  • According to a recent survey, the #1 turnoff for men, when it comes to women, is tattoos. For women, about men, it's beards. The number two turnoff is the same for both. Bad breath.
  • 82% of kids in Netflix-only homes have never seen a television commercial.
  • According to studies, the average consumer uses 57 sheets of toilet paper per day.
  • 12% of college aged people put this on their Christmas list. What is it? A new pet.

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