Do you like discovering new restaurants or sticking to your favorites?

Asked by Dear Abby

843 Votes

Do you like discovering new restaurants or sticking to your favorites?

65%

Trying new ones Trying new ones

35%

Sticking to faves Sticking to faves

65%

Trying new ones

8 Comments

Carl Evans

We are always looking for yet more "faves".

Jeanette Johnson

Looking for new faves especially when my faves are raising prices and there's no longer any quality to their food

Caryn Erdberg

Love trying new things!

Diane Cavender

we do have our favorites but we eat out alot so its nice to try new

rover6rover

We don't eat out a whole lot, but interesting new places are always worth at least one shot.

Maureen Hannon

I like both. I'll always want to dine at my favorite places. But, I also like to try out new ones sometimes, just to see if it's a good one thaty I'll want to visit again.

Robert Davidson

Actually, I like both. It's nice to discover a new restaurant. If it's good, I'll want to return there.

Bonnie Batten

I'm always up for trying something new.

35%

Sticking to faves

5 Comments

seaweed349

I go out to enjoy the food that I already know I love. Too many experiences of being dissatisfied.

Tina Bouthillier

Since the pandemic, I have learned to cook more and besides the prices & tip expectancy just aren't worth it any more

Hilary

We prefer favorites but will try new ones on occasion.

Lisa Gray

I'm a creature of habit...

Bob Pickett

Found something I liked

Do you open your presents on Christmas Eve or Christmas Morning?

Asked by News-Press Now

42 Votes

Do you open your presents on Christmas Eve or Christmas Morning?

14%

Eve Eve

86%

Morning Morning

14%

Eve

1 Comment

Lindsay Gant

Gifts on Christmas Eve, Santa presents on Christmas morning.

86%

Morning

0 Comment

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The Christmas tree debate: Which side are you on?

Asked by KTVZ

574 Votes

The Christmas tree debate: Which side are you on?

49%

Natural Natural

51%

Artificial Artificial

49%

Natural

Sure,there's a mess, but it can be recycled and ... ah, the smell!

Sure,there's a mess, but it can be recycled and ... ah, the smell! Show Less

3 Comments

Ka San

I love a natural tree best, but I have to admit that a few years ago, I bought a beautiful fake tree, with lights, berries, and pine cones already on it and I love it.

Ben Wiborg

Nothing like a natural smelling tree for the holidays.

Bob Crain

No brainier, natural trees rock. A renewable product and great fragrance in house, No plastic.

51%

Artificial

It's the ultimate recycling, for years! No mess, easy setup, a one-time buy.

It's the ultimate recycling, for years! No mess, easy setup, a one-time buy. Show Less

4 Comments

Judy Ostrom-Dixon

Real trees are too darn expensive, $60 a year or $60 for 10 years or more!

Ian McCoy

Because it is better for the environment, for thousands of trees are being cut down and you don’t have to go through the big mess

Ruben Espinoza

It lasts for a lot of years, it doesn't makes sense to cut a tree to send it to the trash after 2 weeks

Jennifer Finley

There really is no need to kill a living tree in order to set it up in one's home just so people can look at it and then throw it away once the holiday season is over. It's wasteful and selfish.

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Do you like discovering new restaurants or sticking to your favorites?

65% Trying new ones Trying new ones

35% Sticking to faves Sticking to faves

65% Trying new ones

35% Sticking to faves

Do you open your presents on Christmas Eve or Christmas Morning?

14% Eve Eve

86% Morning Morning

14% Eve

86% Morning