Hanger Study: Brits Get Hungry Around 2 PM

0:00Here is more Lester news from March 12th. Social media star, Angry Ginge, hit the streets of Manchester as Angry Ginge, handing out snacks to rescue locals from hunger-fueled bad moods. A new study shows Britskid most hangry around 2pm, with 48% losing their sense of humor when their stomachs are empty. The survey of 2,000 adults, backed by Baby Bell for its 27-year tie-up with comic relief, found it takes just 42 minutes from. First hunger-paying to full hanger mode, busy schedules often trigger it, like skipping breakfast for 25% or delaying lunch due to meetings for 20%. People struggle big time when angry, with 19% unable to crack jokes, and 18% not even laughing at funny stuff. Nearly 3 in 10 can't stay calm, and 1 in 5 snaps at others, or makes dumb choices they regret later. Good news is, recovery is quick, just 6 minutes after eating something. Baby Bell works too, especially a laugh with friends for 38% or a tasty snack close

1:01behind it 35%, dry British sarcasm and inside jokes top the list for mood flips. Baby Bell says pairing laughs with snacks brings light relief, urging everyone to stash emergency treats so hanger doesn't steal the fun from life. Thanks to our sponsor for helping bring you this episode. A pillow that sounds as good as it feels, bill for listening in bed, s-o-l-i-soli-pillow-dot-com.