This challenges the idea that we’re lazier than we used to be. Someone polled over 4,000 Americans and asked what they’re more likely to do: Spend a little money to avoid a minor inconvenience or just deal with it to avoid spending money.
Only 27% of Americans say they’re more likely to spend money to make their life a little easier. 52% said no way, and 21% said it depends.
Younger people are more likely to just spend the money around 30% of people under 55 said yes, compared to just 22% of people older than that. And obviously income matters too. Only 19% of people who make under 40 grand a year said they’d spend the money.
