What is it?Ī: Something they saw on Facebook. Q: According to a survey, 6% of people say they’ve broken up with a significant other over this. Q: You could spend hundreds of dollars on one of these, or just a few bucks, but the average one will cost you 15 and change. Q: If you’re average, you’re going to do this almost 40 times this summer. Q: 35% of people say they speed because of this. Q: 53% of women would be offended if they were told this on a date. A few very festive – or very lazy – people never take theirs down. Q: You’ll find this outside about one in 200 American homes right now. 21% insist they never lie – which is probably a lie. Q: Six percent of Americans admit they do this to someone every day. Q: According to a recent YouGov survey, one in five people (20%) think employers should ban this in the workplace. People who do it say that they don’t trust themselves with their own cash. Where is here?Ī: With a friend or relative. Q: One out of 100 Americans keep “some or all” of their savings here, instead of a bank. Q: 11% of us have sustained an injury during this activity – which didn’t even exist a couple of decades ago. A nother 7% took the 5th, saying they “don’t recall” whether they have. What is it?Ī: Stealing lunch or a snack from the communal fridge. Q: According to a recent USA Today poll, 10% of us admit to this bad behavior on the job. The first home AC units that were introduced in 1931 cost $10,000, the equivalent of 120,000 in today’s dollars. What is it or are they?Ī: Air conditioners. Q: We’re used to prices going up, up, up – but the cost of one of these has gone down about 95% since the first one was sold. Q: Experts say our ability to do this peaks around age eight, although some of us keep it for the long run. Q: Men are twice as likely to do this while shopping than women are. Q: According to Energy Report Card, 53% of us cool down by stripping down at home – and 1% try this very old school trick. Q: In 1988 only 6 of these were reported. Q: Statistics show that about 5% of divorced people will do this at some point. 15% of us look for plot details before we get a chance to watch ourselves.
#ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE TRIVIA TV#
What are they?Ī: Spoilers about new streaming TV shows or movies. Q: Most of us hate these, but about one in six Americans actively seek them out, mostly on the internet. Q: This dog does more destruction than any other breed of dog. Q: 10% of women have gotten their man to improve his appearance by doing this. Q: According to a survey by Cosmo, women say this is the second biggest physical turn-off in a man behind bad hygiene. Half of married couples keep their laundry separate. Q: 48% of married couples rarely or never share this. Q: 8% of American women are looking forward to fall for this reason. Q: In a new poll, 1 in 3 people said they’ve never used this in their car. Q: According to a recent survey, one in three men don’t know this fact about their wife or partner. Q: 12% of mothers stay in rather than go out with their friends because they find having to do this beforehand is a pain.
#ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE TRIVIA DRIVERS#
Q: About one in six drivers have one of these in their car right now – although they probably shouldn’t.
The Browns and Giants are the only teams who’ve never had them. What is it?Ī: They don’t have official cheerleaders. Q: The Giants, Packers, Bears, Steelers, Browns and Lions are the only teams with this in common. 1 in 7 say they’ve lived in a haunted house. Q: About 13% of Americans say their house – or one of their past homes – has had this feature. Q: A new survey says 52% of teenagers have never purchased one of these. Q: Studies show that 70% of us in the U.S. Q: In a recent burger survey, cheese was named the most popular topping, but one topping made the most loved and most hated lists. Q: While a lot of us talk about doing this, only two percent of Americans have ever tried it for real. Q: According to a recent survey, 51% of us never do this when we travel.
Q: In a survey of single adults, most women have 4 of these while most men have 2. Q: According to a recent Men’s Health survey, 52% of women say this makes a man more attractive. Q: People who identify as being a positive thinker are more likely to have this on their desk at work. More than 15% of people say they cook regularly in the nude. Q: According to a new survey, one in 6 Americans often skip this step when making dinner. What is it?Ī: A Twitter account! 44% of Twitter users have never tweeted at all. Nearly half of us have one and have never used it.
Q: If you have one of these, you use it an average of two times per month. Q: Doing this early in life makes you more likely to succeed in the future. Today, not so much, but there are still about 2 million in use. Q: In 1994, there were 61 million of these.
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