85% own a smartphone, 88% own a car, but only 83% have a driver’s license, that would explain a few things. Is gas cheaper than mobile internet in the US?
Also, Americans means US citizens, Mexico and Canada are conveniently excluded as usual.
88% own a car, but only 83% have a driver’s license
I’m guessing that I still “own” a 1985 Suburban, a 1986 Cavalier, and a 1989 S10. I still have the Titles to each of these vehicles, but the vehicles themselves were scrapped decades ago.
85% own a smartphone, 88% own a car, but only 83% have a driver’s license, that would explain a few things. Is gas cheaper than mobile internet in the US?
Also, Americans means US citizens, Mexico and Canada are conveniently excluded as usual.
I can’t believe how many people read a book in the last year. I assume that means cover to cover and not flipping through something.
This statistic isn’t about how many people read a book, but how many people said they did it.
Not to mention the definition of book. A children’s book that you read to your kid before bed counts the same as War and Peace.
good point.
I’m guessing that I still “own” a 1985 Suburban, a 1986 Cavalier, and a 1989 S10. I still have the Titles to each of these vehicles, but the vehicles themselves were scrapped decades ago.