We Break the Law an Average of 32 Times a Year . . . and Don’t Think It’s a Big Deal
98% of people think they’re law-abiding citizens, according to a new survey. And WE in denial. It turns out we break the law about 32 times a year, and we barely even think about it.
The main crimes we commit are things like using someone’s WiFi without permission, honking our horns excessively, and, of course, texting and driving.
