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26% of people need a daytime nap during the work week, a poll of 2,000 adults found.

Americans in big cities have started eating the last meal of the day earlier, according to reservation data.

In a new survey, less than a quarter of Gen Z'ers use periods, commas, and quotation marks in texts and on social media. And only one-third bother to proofread their messages before sending them.

Should you start dating again right after a break-up, or wait a while? Most people in a new poll said it's better to wait and take time to yourself. Only 9% said it's best to start dating immediately.

Google posted its annual list of the pumpkin spice food each state is googling more than other states. Highlights include pumpkin spice Red Vines in California . . . pumpkin spice deer jerky in Delaware . . . and pumpkin spice tacos in Minnesota.

Dictionary.com added 566 new words and terms. They include "coffee nap," when you take a nap right after drinking coffee . . . "shower orange," when you peel and eat an orange in the shower . . . and "Blursday," when it seems like your days are running together.

Someone compared Beyoncé's and Taylor Swift's tours. Taylor is playing almost three times as many shows, and her shows are an hour longer. Beyoncé has more backup dancers and has worn more than twice as many outfits.

It's Telephone Tuesday, when businesses supposedly get the most phone calls all year. It's because everything's open again after the long weekend, and also people start planning for the holidays today.

In a new survey, 60% of college football fans say they'd excommunicate friends or family members who root for other teams . . . for the entire season . . . if it gave their team a shot at the championship.

Have you heard the term "screen apnea" yet? It's like sleep apnea, where you stop breathing. Except it happens when you're checking email or get too focused on screens. It's apparently a common thing now, because we're all overstimulated.

Filling up on free bread at restaurants might not be the best call. It's actually a tactic restaurants use to make us order MORE. Simple carbs spike your blood sugar, which makes you feel hungrier short term. That's why they like to offer you bread BEFORE you order.

"Barbie" has now made $537.4 million in the U.S., making it Warner Brothers' biggest hit in North America. Meanwhile, "The Sound of Freedom" has now made more than the new "Indiana Jones" and "Mission: Impossible" movies.

What's the top historical event you'd want to see in person if you could travel back in time? The top answers in a new poll were Ancient Egypt and the American Revolution.

Think you might be working too much? Use the 42% Rule. Studies have found your brain and body need you to spend 42% of your time relaxing and not stressed to function right . . . that's about 10 hours a day.

If you're constantly waking up tired, here are a few possible reasons: You're fatigued . . . you're not getting enough exercise . . . you're anxious or depressed . . . you're dehydrated . . . or that person sleeping next to you is snoring in your ear all night.

In a new poll, people were asked if they've ever lied about their HEIGHT. And 11% of people will exaggerate it by at least an inch, claiming that they're taller than they really are.

Does this seem a little long to you? A poll found the ideal first date should last 2 hours and 43 minutes.

In a new survey, 66% of people say they turn their TV subtitles ON at least occasionally. Some of the reasons include: Understanding accents, and to avoid disturbing others.

How much value do you place on a good night's sleep?

A survey found 2:30 P.M. is the most common time for your sweet tooth to kick in. It also found our favorite desserts are ice cream, cookies, and anything with chocolate.