If you travel on elevators a lot, you'll want to know if New Jersey residents would rather deal with body odor or bad breath, and the results are in.
On several social media platforms, we asked if you'd rather be on an elevator with a person who had body odor or someone who had bad breath.
As is always the case, New Jersey residents were quick to share their very strong opinions on the matter.
It's a legitimate question since we find ourselves in close quarters with other humans all day long.
Here are some of the comments you shared with us. Kevin said this.
It really depends on the dimensions of the elevator, because if it's a small elevator then I don't want a bad breath. I'd rather deal with a body odor.
What do you think? Let's set the stage. You enter the elevator and get a whiff immediately. The elevator door slides closed behind you and you are stuck there for at least a minute or two.
The results were close, but more New Jersey people would find it easier to deal with bad breath, as opposed to body odor, by a margin of 58% to 42%.
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So, the next time you're at the pharmacy and you have to choose between the deodorant or the toothpaste, grab the Right Guard.