Just a week before St. Patrick\u0027s Day,, a new study by SlotsOnlineCanada.com seems to indicate Toronto is drying up
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Along gender lines, 65% of Toronto men said that they’d prefer to avoid a hangover while doing a big spring cleaning, compared to 63% of women..Another 47% of T.O. women preferred social media to a night out drinking, compared to 40% of men. When they had to choose between partying and gaming, 79% of Torontonian men preferred a night in front of the console compared to 44% for women.
The survey of 1,000 people in North America, with 240 from Canada and 125 in Toronto, showed 62% of respondents overall admitted they’d rather skip a party in order to clean the house.Share this Story:
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