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December 11, 2024 2 mins
Dangerous Dave talks about the top Google searches for 2024. Plus, who is hard to shop for? Spouse tops the list!
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
This is deeper in the den with dangerous Day. Google
released their annual year in Search Stats America in twenty
twenty four, dominated by the election, Olympics and Hurricane Milton,
New York Times, Puzzle collections, New York Yankees, which lost
the World Series, and hear the rundown of the top
search categories in the US Top ten news topics. Election

(00:23):
top the list, followed by soccer tournament in Copa America
twenty twenty four, Summer Olympics, Hurricane Milton, and the Paralympics.
Next things were Projects twenty twenty five, the Trump assassination attempt,
US House election results, Heat Advisory, and Hurricane Helene. Top
memes and trends jumur, just give Me My Money English
or Spanish This and yapp seventeen diapers, hear Me Out,

(00:46):
Roman Empire, which actually started the beginning of twenty twenty three,
Bratt and big Back. Top recipes we searched, Olympic Chocolate muffins,
teeny Mac and Cheese, Mama Kelsey's Cookies, and Dents Bean salad.
Pickles were also big on Google. They devoted a special
section to the favorite pickle recipe. Searches also top workouts,
Somatic workout. Some others included indoor walking workout, twenty eight

(01:10):
day of Calisthetics, and the Wolverine. Top Google map searches,
the Sphere in Vegas, Navy, Peer in Chicago, Edge in
New York City, Kentucky Horse Park, and Lexington and Wills
Tower Chicago. Not making top Google search again myself, I
guess I need to search myself more in the When
your life is the hardest to shop for at the holidays,

(01:32):
somebody pulled two thousand Americans guests who got the most
votes your spouse, your partner or spouse twenty one percent.
They devote nine hours of their life trying to figure
out the perfect gift for them every year. Kids were
second at fourteen percent, moms at twelve percent. The average
person buys sixteen presidency here. Around a quarter of those
go to kids. The rest of the people did are
tough to buy for extended family, friends, co workers, and pets.

(01:54):
Top giving headaches Gift giving headaches are budgeting, finding the
right gift, wrapping them, and then keeping I'm a secret.
The average person will deal with sixteen holiday headaches, including
untangling lights, getting through their holiday to do list, and
navigating family dynamics. How about that holiday headache you get
from the eggnog, though, Tune it again for another episode
of Deeper in the Den with Dangerous Daved right here.
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