Maybe I shouldn't be, but I'm surprised there isn't a bump in the eating category for breakfast (if you just look at the eating graph at the different age groups, there is apparently a bump for older people -- I don't know why, I always ate breakfast when I was a teenager; and usually a snack or three before lunch).
I like trying to find weird, unexplainable (well, to me) differences: why is it that time devoted to religious activities decreases for people with 1 child, but then increases for 2+ children?
Maybe I shouldn't be, but I'm surprised there isn't a bump in the eating category for breakfast (if you just look at the eating graph at the different age groups, there is apparently a bump for older people -- I don't know why, I always ate breakfast when I was a teenager; and usually a snack or three before lunch).
ReplyDeleteI like trying to find weird, unexplainable (well, to me) differences: why is it that time devoted to religious activities decreases for people with 1 child, but then increases for 2+ children?
Interesting analyses. I think for lots of people bfast is a diet coke and BEAR CLAW on the way way to work...
ReplyDeleteAs for the kids maybe 2+ kids is where parenting becomes really humbling and in their desperation they turn back to religion :)
I am spending so much time on this graph that soon I will create a category called "looking at this graph"...
ReplyDeleteNice find Mat.
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