Late twenties is the most popular choice as the ideal age to enter parenthood
Generational differences lead to varied opinions on parenthood
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Unlike the Pope, many believe it’s sometimes okay to take a picture during a religious service
Over a third (37%) say it's okay to sometimes take pictures during prayer
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Many believe there’s no room for swearing at work
Republicans, men, and millennials are more inclined to believe profanity is okay in some workplace situations
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Sam Adams or Yuengling? Patriots and Eagles fans differ on more than just their taste in beer
From fanbase diversity to lifestyle choices, Patriots and Eagles fans are distinct consumer groups
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A third of Americans always trust their haircuts to the same person
Millennials, particularly women, are more likely to shop around for hair stylists
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Three-quarters of Americans started drinking alcohol before age 21
Drinking while considered a minor has decreased with each successive generation
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Americans divided over vaccinating amid a deadly flu season
While 45% have received the flu shot, 43% say they won’t get it
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A third of Americans habitually make their beds
Nearly half of those over 55 always make their beds (47%)
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When Americans need advice, most seek out their partners
Couples who don’t live together are less likely to rely on a significant other for advice
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One in two Americans would stop to pick up a penny
While seven in ten adults over 55 say they stop for pennies, less than four in ten millennials do the same
