Sherry Taylor

Q: A new survey says that women are more likely to do this before men do?

A: Christmas shopping

According to a new survey, 27% of people have ALREADY started Christmas shopping.  But 51% of people say they’re probably going to be scrambling to buy stuff in December.

Plus another 20% say they’re going to start next month.

I’m more like the OTHER 51% who say they’re probably going to be scrambling to buy stuff in December.

The survey also found women are more likely to start shopping early and men are more likely to do it at the last minute.

(Daily Mail)

 

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