TODAY'S LISTS THURSDAY, MARCH 30TH, 2017
6 Times Answering Your Phone Makes You Look Like You Don't Know Your Manners: https://read.bi/2nAtEz6 (Business Insider)
5 Things You Should Be Doing On Vacation Instead Of Getting Wasted: http://elitedai.ly/2njJJqb (Elite Daily)
12 Foods That Might Become Extinct In Your Lifetime: https://read.bi/2o8cN7E (Business Insider)
6 Foods Dermatologists Swear By For Amazing Skin: http://bit.ly/2mPNwPM (Women's Health)
All The Feelings You’ll Definitely Have After Bumping Into An Ex: http://elitedai.ly/2njQ4SD (Elite Daily)
7 Things People Think Are Bad For Their Relationship That Actually Aren't: https://read.bi/2o86jG3 (Business Insider)
Men Reveal What They Want Their GFs To Just ‘Get’ About Them And It’s Super Helpful: http://elitedai.ly/2nMm8RS (Elite Daily)
9 Mistakes We're All Making When Spring Cleaning: http://dailym.ai/2o8dX3c (Daily Mail)
These 17 Questions Will Tell You If You Should Dump Him Or Not: http://bzfd.it/2nAXd3p (Buzzfeed)
The 15 Worst Netflix Original Shows, Ranked: https://read.bi/2nALaTF (Business Insider)
TODAY'S POLLSTHURSDAY, MARCH 30TH, 2017
WHICH COLOR DO YOU THINK CRAYLOA WILL RETIRE? (TellWut)Crayola recently announced will will retire a crayon color from its classic 24-pack of Crayons. A poll of over 1,700 people reveals which crayon color they think will be on the chopping block (Crayola will announce which color will be out on Friday, March 31st):
- 18% cerulean
- 10% each- dandelion, apricot
- 9% white
- 6% green yellow
- 5% each- yellow green, yellow orange
- 4% each- violet red, red violet, carnation pink
- 3% each- gray, indigo, scarlet, blue violet, red orange
- 2% each- black, blue green
- 1% each- red, yellow, blue, brown, orange, green, violet
ASK YOUR LISTENERS
- Did you begin using adult coloring books in the past few years as they became popular?
- What is the better color tool: colored pencils or crayons?
- What more satisfying to write with: a perfectly sharpened pencil or your favorite pen?
AMERICANS ON EASTER CANDY (National Confectioners Association/ PR Newswire)A poll of 1,630 U.S. adults reveals the following:
- 90% of parents who celebrate with Easter baskets say they'll help the Easter Bunny stock them with candy or chocolate
- 79% say their baskets will also include non-edible items such as crayons, stuffed animals, and books
- 75% of all respondents say they've shared chocolate or candy with friends and family at Easter
- 52% say chocolate eggs are best filled with cream, caramel, or other treats
- 32% want their chocolate eggs to be solid
- 16% say they are fine with a hollow chocolate egg
- 91% of parents surveyed say they have a plan in place to talk to their children about balance when it comes to sweets and treats
- 79% of parents say they plan to decorate eggs
- 71% plan to attend an Easter Egg Hunt as part of their Easter celebrations
AMERICANS ON GRILLED CHEESE (Sara Lee/ PR Newswire)A poll of 2,030 U.S. adults reveals the following:
- 55% classified as 'grilled cheese traditionalists'- meaning they only use one kind of cheese on their sandwich
- More than 25% feel a grilled cheese should only consist of two ingredients- bread and cheese
- But if they had to choose additional fillings, 39% would go with tomato
- 38% would choose bacon
- 32% would choose ham/pork
- 22% would choose eggs
- About 66% were 'grill cheese adventurists' and said they would eat a 'mystery' grilled cheese without having a clue what's inside
- 22% of these 'adventurists' say they would put onions on their grilled cheese
- 10% would include apples on their sandwich
- 17% of these folks prefer a mix of cheeses as the core of their sandwiches
- Overall, 77% of respondents said they prefer to eat a grilled cheese sandwich at home
PARENTS ON GIVING AN ALLOWANCE (RoosterMoney/ PR Newswire)A poll of an undisclosed number of parents with kids ages four to 14 reveals the following:
- 69% of parents say they choose to give a regular allowance
- 48% fork over the allowance on Saturdays, the most popular day to do so
- 72% of kids save their allowance
- Girls save an average of 76%, boys save an average of 70%