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The direct link to the Survey Data: https://piper2.bluematrix.com/docs/pdf/3bad99c6-e44a-4424-8fb1-0e3adfcbd1d4.pdf https://piper2.bluematrix.com/docs/pdf/3bad9

The direct link to the Survey Data: https://piper2.bluematrix.com/docs/pdf/3bad99c6-e44a-4424-8fb1-0e3adfcbd1d4.pdf https://piper2.bluematrix.com/docs/pdf/3bad99c6-e44a-4424-8f... Key line: "87% of teens own an iPhone and 88% expect an iPhone to be their next phone; Apple is No. 1 watch brand for first time" Also of note: "Cash is (still) king for teens as top payment method followed by Apple Pay"

babl-yc 5y ago
"Teens’ favorite celebrity is Adam Sandler" I confirmed this report is indeed for 2021
- gcheong 5y ago
  This makes me really want to see what the question was that led to this result having thought Sandler’s popularity peaked when I was a teen.
  - Kye 5y ago
    He did a string of movies for Netflix. The one I watched was good.
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propogandist 5y ago
>Piper Sandler does and seeks to do business with companies covered in its research reports. As a result, investors should be aware that the firm may have a conflict of interest that could affect the objectivity of this repo so a PR and sales document >Survey is executed in partnership with DECA and nothing on the survey methods or details beyond this ambiguous statement
- nefitty 5y ago
  When I was a teenager I worked at a phone survey company. I quickly realized that many of my colleagues were making up answers to hit their targets. I somehow did well for my first day, getting through 3 50-question surveys. It was not enough. I was sent home halfway through the day. I was supposed to tell them it was my first day so they would be lenient but I wanted to go drink beer instead.
  - propogandist 5y ago
    funny enough, I too worked for a phone survey company back in the day and saw the same behavior. The hardest part was convincing people that we were weren't telemarketers. The company also had a small squad doing surveys in high traffic locations like malls and my friends who worked there made a lot of money inflating unverifiable survey responses. I was in DECA too and it's a shame they don't disclose details on how they conducted this survey.
    - nefitty 5y ago
      Yeah, it's a weird industry. I first registered to vote when I was 16 because the canvasser that stopped me in front of a gas station wouldn't leave me alone. I told him I wasn't old enough to vote. He said, "It's all good man, no one cares." I obviously never voted before I was 18, but I presume my registration still helped him with his stats for the day.
trynumber9 5y ago
Interesting gender gap on having heard of non-fungible tokens. Wonder why that is.
- ZephyrBlu 5y ago
  Not that interesting. Girls are generally very uninterested in that kind of stuff.
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- micromacrofoot 5y ago
  men are more likely to gamble
- iqanq 5y ago
  Despite what you may have heard, men and women are very different.

babl-yc 5y ago

"Teens’ favorite celebrity is Adam Sandler" I confirmed this report is indeed for 2021

gcheong 5y ago
This makes me really want to see what the question was that led to this result having thought Sandler’s popularity peaked when I was a teen.
- Kye 5y ago
  He did a string of movies for Netflix. The one I watched was good.

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propogandist 5y ago

>Piper Sandler does and seeks to do business with companies covered in its research reports. As a result, investors should be aware that the firm may have a conflict of interest that could affect the objectivity of this repo so a PR and sales document >Survey is executed in partnership with DECA and nothing on the survey methods or details beyond this ambiguous statement

nefitty 5y ago
When I was a teenager I worked at a phone survey company. I quickly realized that many of my colleagues were making up answers to hit their targets. I somehow did well for my first day, getting through 3 50-question surveys. It was not enough. I was sent home halfway through the day. I was supposed to tell them it was my first day so they would be lenient but I wanted to go drink beer instead.
- propogandist 5y ago
  funny enough, I too worked for a phone survey company back in the day and saw the same behavior. The hardest part was convincing people that we were weren't telemarketers. The company also had a small squad doing surveys in high traffic locations like malls and my friends who worked there made a lot of money inflating unverifiable survey responses. I was in DECA too and it's a shame they don't disclose details on how they conducted this survey.
  - nefitty 5y ago
    Yeah, it's a weird industry. I first registered to vote when I was 16 because the canvasser that stopped me in front of a gas station wouldn't leave me alone. I told him I wasn't old enough to vote. He said, "It's all good man, no one cares." I obviously never voted before I was 18, but I presume my registration still helped him with his stats for the day.

trynumber9 5y ago

Interesting gender gap on having heard of non-fungible tokens. Wonder why that is.

ZephyrBlu 5y ago
Not that interesting. Girls are generally very uninterested in that kind of stuff.
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micromacrofoot 5y ago
men are more likely to gamble
iqanq 5y ago
Despite what you may have heard, men and women are very different.