Are you looking forward to Thanksgiving on Thursday? Well, for many Americans, bringing your friends and family together around the table isn’t always a regular occurrence. But what are those conversations that you really should avoid around the dinner table this year?
The team at BetOhio.com conducted a 3,000-person Thanksgiving survey across New York to reveal the most disliked topics around the dinner table.
While family disputes may not be surprising at 65%, it ranked number one in New York. Coming in a close second, with the US Presidential Election approaching in 2024, many Americans are deciding to avoid this topic during conversations next week. After all, who wants to hear about your parents’ political views when bringing your girlfriend home to meet the family for the first time?
3Gem conducted this survey on behalf of BetOhio.com. In total, 3,000 Americans over 21 were polled between the 31st October – 3rd November. Of those surveyed, 49% were male and 51% were female. The age breakdown of participants included in this survey was 20% in the range 21-34, 19% in the range 35-44, 19% in the range 44-54, 18% in the range 55-64, an
