Study: Brits are Lying in January

A new study published in the Daily Express that the British are lying in January, more than any other time of the year.

The study found that lying on New Year’s Resolutions, and exaggeration about the impact of diets, and the number of Holiday Gifts Christmas, and boast quantities beverages consumed during the holiday season, add about 217 lie to the lies of this month.

She said that many Britons are using the cold winter mornings in January an excuse to miss the creative work sick, with almost half of them resort to escape from family events on flimsy pretexts.

The study added that the British lie seven times a day during the month compared with the rest of the lies of four months of the year, but half of them admitted that their lies and soon discovered this month in particular.

She noted that money is one of the most exciting things for the lies of the British during January and many of them resort to hide the amount of debt accumulated by spending them on a Holiday Christmas.

The study said that a quarter of Britons are lying on the amount of money spent in a season price cuts in January, while lying fifth of the places that have spent the New Year’s Day, and pretending to be spent in the concerts of high quality, while they were in fact inside their homes watching television.

She added that among other reasons exciting to lie to protect someone’s feelings or lack of desire Boukzlanam, and admitted nearly half of Britons that they broke the New Year’s Resolutions and lied about it, while acknowledging one of every six of them that he had lied even to his partner about what really happened concert gala Birth .
 

Source: UPI