Americans are huggers, that’s a scientific fact, and if you don’t agree, I’m going to hug you into believing it. But do you have to check your hugs at the door at work? A new survey asked people about whether they hug their coworkers, or even their clients. Here are the results:
If you’ve got a cold or even a mild case of the flu, you’ll probably try to go to work. It’s the American work ethic: No days off, ever. 69% of us don’t take sick days. But here’s the truth: Your coworkers WANT you gone, even if it means they have to do more work to cover for you. Check out these results of a new survey.
The best way to get over a breakup is a clean split where you cut off ALL ties with your ex. The logical part of our brain KNOWS that. We just can’t seem to follow it. Here are five results of a new survey on breakups, and just how terrible we are at ending things with a clean break.
A recent survey asked people how far they’re willing to go to avoid getting sick. 55% said they’ve used hand sanitizer after shaking someone’s hand, 35% have opened a door knob with their sleeve, 25% have actually asked someone who’s sick to stay away from them and 6% have worn a medical mask in public.
This is the biggest time of year for online dating. And if you’ve been going at it for the past week and STILL haven’t found the person you’re destined to be with, try to be a LITTLE patient. Here are some results from a new study on online dating.
