DID YOU KNOW?

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  • According to a survey by Cosmopolitan, 58% of guys consider a woman their girlfriend only after having an exclusivity talk.
  • 14% of people believe owning a cute dog makes them more attractive to the opposite sex.
  • 60% of women over 35 say telling them they look younger is the biggest compliment they can receive.
  • Just over 33% of women say that a man who wears a bluetooth headset looks uncool.
  • 20% of workers in a recent survey said they're worried that taking a lunch break might make them look lazy to their boss?
  • According to a survey, one in five people say in their shoes is their favorite secret spot to hide money.
  • 28% of workers have forget to remove a price tag from a new clothing purchase.
  • 50% of dog owners say their dog loves to watch TV.
  • A study found only 12.7% of women have this. What? Natural Blonde Hair.

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