DID YOU KNOW?

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  • A survey says that 1 in 10 adults have damaged a smartphone while watching or playing in a sporting event.
  • Over 4,400 seniors -- those over 65 -- visit the emergency room each year due to an accident involving walking their dog.
  • Getting hit by a foul ball happens to Major league Baseball fans over 1,700 times each season.
  • You've probably already used a password today and you'll most likely use at least five more by the end of the week.
  • According to a study, people who are surgeons have are more likely to cause a car accident than others.
  • A study says having a plant in the office can improve work productivity by 15%.
  • Another study found that almost two thirds of women between the ages of 22-35 have admitted to taking a naked selfie.
  • 4% of our waking hours is usually devoted to this. What is it? Having Me-Time.

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