Sherry Taylor

Q: According to Men’s Health, 10% of guys are willing to admit that they can’t do this?

A: Change a flat tire

(from Men’s Health‘s The Average Guy)

  • 2 is the number of road trips the average guy takes each year.
  • 30% of men think their old man was a better driver than they’ll ever be.
  • 33 percent of men say their “fondest road trip” memory is torturing their siblings in the back seat.
  • 33 percent of guys say their favorite road trip snack food is beef jerky.
  • 20 percent of men would “sooner pee in a bottle” than take the time to pull over at a rest stop.
  • 10 percent of men are willing to admit they can’t change a flat tire.
  • 27 percent of drivers risk blowouts from under inflated tires.
  • The “mostly likely and stupidest” reason guys can’t see the road is no windshield washer fluid.
  • 30 percent of men have “nearly crashed” because they were checking out a hot woman.
  • 88 percent of men try to watch DVDs playing in other cars.

The four attractions guys want to visit before hitting Tijuana: The Grand Canyon, Yosemite National Park, Mount Rushmore and Miami Beach

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