I guess I’d rather not be average. By my calculation, the average American has 0.99 testicle. Two is perfectly fine. One is OK, I suppose. Zero is perfectly fine. But that missing 0.01 simply can’t be pleasant.
Interestingly, I don’t think I’ve met more than a small handful of Jessicas in my life despite being born in 1981. My wife’s physician’s first name is Jessica, and she’s in the right age group, but other than that I can’t think on any (non-internet ) Jessicas I know. I don’t think I’ve ever worked with a Jessica.
Also interestingly, a lot of my students (late teens) have “old-fashioned” names: Mae, Lilian, Charlotte, Marie, Cora, Sterling, William, George, Robert, Frank, Taylor (both male and female for that one). It’s a welcome change from the “unusual” spelling of otherwise normal names that was all the rage in the late 90’s/early 2000’s: Jaymez, Zakree, Baileigh, etc.
I had a co-worker like that. Was next cube over. I would email her Gesundheit, Gesundheit,Gesundheit, Gesundheit,Gesundheit, Gesundheit,Gesundheit, Gesundheit…