Gen Z Vices PLUMMET As Shocking Lifestyle Change In This Area Unveiled
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as posted by the channelLatest data broken down by CNN expert analyst Harry Enten reveals young adults are plunging to the lowest level in decades in drinking and smoking and a huge amount of Gen Z are not having sex at all throughout the year. John Iadarola and Abelina Sabrina break it down on The Damage Report. Leave a comment with your thoughts below!
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CNN Data Chief Leaves Colleagues in Stitches With Wild Poll Revealing Young Adults Are Having ‘No Sex At All’
"Polling data about the sex lives of young adults left the CNN set in shambles after it was presented by data guru Harry Enten.
Enten on Sunday took a brief detour from some of the most pressing issues concerning Washington, D.C. to talk a bit about American lifestyle choices. Using data from Gallup and GSS, Enten explained how Americans are “cutting back” on a variety of activities:
Yeah, I mean, my goodness gracious, this is a huge decline. Americans who drink alcohol — we are looking at the lowest level since the 1930s. What are we talking about? Just 54%, on occasion, Americans say that they drink alcohol. That’s down from four points last year; that’s down from 62% in 2023; and it is way down from the record high, the last year that that happened, when it was 71% back in 1978. This record low is being driven by younger folks — and Republicans, as well — as they increasingly view the idea of drinking as an unhealthy habit.
Enten then brought up another set of data on smoking. In 1974, 40% of people said they had smoked in the last week. In Gallup’s latest poll, that number dropped to just 11%."
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