Study Reveals The Most Googled 'Should I' Questions In Each State (bgr.com)

An anonymous reader quotes BGR: One of the more interesting 2018 retrospectives we've seen focuses on which Google searches were the most popular across each state. Specifically, AT&T tapped into data from Google Trends and came up with a rather amusing look at the most popular "should I..." questions on a state by state basis.

"Should I vote" was the most-popular question in seven states, which isn't surprising, given the exciting races in many areas. Indiana and Michigan, on the other hand, are more concerned with the other four-letter v-word: vape.
Other interesting results:

• The most popular question in Washington was "Should I delete Facebook?"

• The most popular question in California was "Should I move out?"

• The most popular question in Texas was "Should I apologize?"

• The most popular question in both Nevada and New Hampshire was "Should I buy bitcoin?"

Although the article warns that "If you're asking Google what you should or shouldn't do, you probably already know the answer."

Comments

Should I

[Anonymous Coward]

Should I post first?

Re:Should I

[arglebargle_xiv]

In Colorado it's "should I light up another one or save it for tomorrow?"

In Arkansas it's "should I worry whether Cousin Mom and Uncle Dad are my real parents?"

In Alaska it's "should I buy my husband a new set of seal clubs for Christmas?"

In Oklahoma it's "should I have deep-fried bread, deep-fried cornflakes, or deep-fried omelets for breakfast?"

Re:Should I

[ls671]

What seems worrying to me is that it looks like people are actually asking Google for advice in how to conduct their personal life like if they were talking to a psychologist or something.

Re:Should I

[JustOK]

And how does that make you feel about they were talking to a psychologist or something?

Re:California - "Should I move out?"

[Joce640k]

I'm constantly being told California is a paradise. Why would anyone want to leave?

It's expensive to live in a nice place.

People can sell their house in California and buy a place twice as big somewhere else.

Re:California - "Should I move out?"

[Jarwulf]

Its bad for middle class and working class folk. Rich folk who have the money and connections to be isolated from the politics still have a place there as well as their very poor slaves. Its rapidly becoming tiny wealthy enclaves surrounded by a sea of poverty like most liberal places.

Re:California - "Should I move out?"

[drinkypoo]

Paradise is expensive.

Paradise just burned the fuck down. Bet you can get lots cheap there right now from desperate underinsured who need to get paid and get out ASAP.