Both Google and now Waze (which is owned by Google) offer options within their maps to help you get where youâre going on time. We gave both a try for a few weeks, pitting them head-to-head for a morning flight as well as a rush-hour dinner reservation to see which one got is there on timeâor better yet, early.
Baby boomers are the most likely to hit snooze more than 3 times, at 7.22 percent. Along with that, the majority of people surveyed (61.94 percent) said they only set one alarm for the morning, while 21.16 percent set 2, 12.44 percent set more than 2, and only 4.46 percent say they don't use one at all.
Larissa Stouffer of Melrose, Mass., usually sneezes not once, not twice, but three times. She sneezes as she gets into a car if it's sunny outside, but not when it's cloudy; her dad does the same thing. And as soon as she pops some mint chewing gum into her mouth, out comes an achoo. Stouffer, 30, isn't the only one with a fickle nose. Many people sneeze at peculiar moments -- such as after exercise, plucking their eyebrows, in the sunshine, or after sex. Here are the reasons why they sneeze at odd times, and why all of us sneeze in the first place.