from Statista.com
— this post authored by Rebekka Keuss
Holidays are full of tradition and Christmas is no exception.
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It so happens that Christmas traditions, however, seem to differ from country to country, family to family, even from person to person. So this makes you wonder: who are the 11 percent who do not celebrate Christmas this year and what are they doing instead? Also, who are the 16 percent that go Christmas shopping in a restaurant? Is there something the majority is missing here?
And who are the 13 percent who would overspill with joy about new pans and pots as a Christmas gift? Much more importantly: Is one of them my mom? Now, with Christmas being the time of sharing and caring, why are there only 2 percent helping out at a homeless shelter? And finally, do we not all, in all reality, belong to the 7 percent who are not sure about whether Santa Claus really exists or not and are we simply too afraid to admit it publicly?
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