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Only 18% of women reported regularly participating in April Fools’ Day, compared to about a quarter of men who participate in some capacity. Age also plays a role, according to the survey.
“The 18- to 25-year-old organization gave this holiday a 5/10 score, as did the 60-and-older community,” Casino. org wrote in its earnings report. “It’s teams between the ages of 26 and 59 that rank slightly above 4. 1/10, a 20% gap between the two scores. “
According to the survey, Montana had a large turnout in the country for April Fools’ Day pranks. About 63% said they enjoyed scary jokes, while 50% found jokes and plastic bugs to be a laugh for April Fool’s Day.
According to the survey, only 13% of people in the Big Sky Country state found such a vacation to be negative.
Rhode Island and Louisiana rank third, respectively, in terms of prank engagement, according to the survey.
Meanwhile, 97% of respondents in West Virginia said they would not participate this year.
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, ranks as the highest participation in April Fool’s Day pranks among all major U. S. cities, according to the survey.
Three-quarters of citizens surveyed expressed emotions about April Fool’s Day.
St. Louis, Detroit and Los Angeles ranked third, fourth and fifth, respectively, in the survey.
This tale brought from Cincinnati.