Super cool infographic from Lab42, who surveyed 500 American men, 18-35, who use social media. Here are some of the results of their fast food eating behavior:
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1 Belinda @zomppa // Jun 6, 2011 at 4:56 pm
VERY interesting…that is a LOT of hot sauce! Funny, Melissa JUST wrote a piece surveying what WOMEN think of men’s eating habits: http://www.zomppa.com/?p=14460
2 MJ // Jun 6, 2011 at 5:05 pm
Did they do one for women, too or no?! I’d love to see the comparison.
The hot sauce figures are genius. I bet you could walk into 9 out of 10 bachelor apartments and find those in the fridge or a drawer. (Wait…is that a stereotype?)
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