What are the most common Christmas accidents in the UK?

2021-12-16 07:30:11 By : Ms. bing zhang

The British revealed the most common Christmas accidents, including forgetting to turn on the oven, talking about politics at the table, and losing someone’s gift.

A poll of 2,000 adults found that nearly three-quarters made mistakes at Christmas, such as knocking down a Christmas tree, getting drunk, and being caught cheating in the top 40 in Scrabble.

Other embarrassing moments include being caught pulling your face behind your aunt, and when they complain about her interference, they don't realize that your mother-in-law is in the ear.

In fact, the survey found that the misfortune of Christmas is so common that one-third of people believe that spending Christmas without at least one mistake will be a true Christmas miracle.

Therefore, 64% of people suspect that people tend to filter their holidays and only put the “good part” of Christmas on social media so that their family life will appear more perfect.

But six out of ten people would rather have a "real and real" holiday experience than be too busy making everything perfect.

Tina Warner-Keogh, the co-founder of Warner Distillery who commissioned the research, said: “There is nothing more real than Christmas that didn’t go as planned.

"So if the dog eats turkey (which has happened), or the Christmas pudding sets the tablecloth on fire (which has happened), there is nothing worthy of love.

"All of this is real, authentic holiday family fun.

"In a world that filters reality more and more to maintain appearance, the real and real Christmas—unfortunate and all—makes the holiday even more memorable."

The poll also found that one in four adults left a price tag on the gift, while others ran out of wrapping paper.

Another 12% admitted that they had crossed two-thirds of Quality Street alone-leaving only the worst for others.

Only 23% think they have "mastered" how to manage Christmas-and made no mistakes.

In the survey conducted through OnePoll, more than half of the respondents admitted that they were relieved when the season of goodwill was finally over.

To celebrate Christmas-mistakes and all-Warner has created a festive cocktail menu that includes "0% Come All Ye Drivers", suitable for anyone trying to avoid getting drunk, and "Christmas on the Rocks, which can be hung at the last minute "Together" to appease in-laws.

Tina Warner-Keogh of Warner Winery added: “Last year was a very unusual year for all of us. Let us not fall into the pressure of being'perfect'.

"At Warner, we are always committed to being authentic, which is why we only use 100% natural ingredients in our gin."

"No matter what mistakes you encounter this Christmas, spending time with the truly important people is everything.

"So, let us stay true and have a very happy Christmas."

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