I just watched a show set in present day where kids were allowed to leave campus during lunch, and I thought that privilege was dead as a dodo.
Were you allowed to leave school grounds at lunchtime in high school? (if you attended multiple high schools with different rules, vote yes if at least one allowed you to leave)
Were you allowed to leave school during lunch?
Yes
No
N/A, I was home schooled for high school
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If you said yes, which decade(s) did you attend high school?
Decade(s) for yeses
1940s
1950s
1960s
1970s
1980s
1990s
2000s
2010s
2020s
0voters
If you said no, which decade(s) did you attend high school?
If you have single stream curbside recycling (in other words, all your recyclables go into the same bin, no sorting required on your part), what would you estimate is the majority of the contents of your recycling bin, by volume, on a typical recycling collection day?
Metal
Glass
Plastic
Paper/cardboard
You forgot something!
Nothing – I have curbside recycling but I can’t be bothered to recycle.
I have become supreme ruler of the Earth. My first act as dictator is to ban all internal combustion cars from the road. I will, however, provide you with an electric vehicle of your choice, up to $60,000 MSRP. Which EV would you like?
See this article for descriptions of the models. The poll omits cars with a base price over the $60k limit.
Red Saurce Brown Source
Based on an old UK radio show where contestednt had to guess the personnal habits of celebrities this was always the last question. The host asked American celebrities to select mustard choose brown source if they preferred musterd but I have made it a seperate option here.
I hand you a hot dog what do you reach for to put on it?
A tycoon has opened an enormous science museum in your city, the largest in the world. It has thousands of exhibits on every scientific and mathematical topic under the sun, along with thousands of desks and couches for quiet reading. There are IMAXs, flight simulators, replicas of spacecraft, a retired Boeing 747, food court, Starbucks. It is open from 11 AM to 11 PM every day.
Only problem is, admission is $60 for adults and $15 for kids. The tycoon defends such prices by saying he paid for the billion-dollar museum entirely out of pocket (no taxpayer funding) and the operating expenses are half a million dollars per day. Other problem: the museum is in a rather remote location and needs 40-50 minutes’ drive on even the best of days to get there.