Workday 108 Trivia for the Week of August 21, 2023
Monday
In your lifetime, you'll spend approximately 37,000 hours in this place. Name the place.
Your car. Congratulations to today's winner, Lauren from Oxford.
Tuesday
Approximately 25% of millennials say they are going into debt because of this. Because of what?
Dating. Congratulations to today's winner, Corey Berkholz from Warren.
Wednesday
Women make up approximately 81% of the people who own this. What is it?
Cats. Congratulations to today's winner, Tori Reagan from Flint.
Thursday
There are about 40,000 of these around the world each day. What is it?
Thunderstorms. Congratulations to today's winner, Kaitlyn Denton from Grand Blanc.
This Cozy UP Cabin is Way, Way Off the Grid
Here's a way to put miles and miles between you and your neighbors. (But this cabin in the middle of 80 acres in the UP also puts miles and miles between you and civilization.
And since you asked, there is power. At least some of the time thanks to a solar system with battery backup.
What Lies Beneath: $8.7M Historic Saugatuck Estate with Mysterious Tunnels
Nestled amid the picturesque landscapes of Saugatuck, Michigan, a house holds secrets beneath its very foundations. Subtle conveniences or hidden questionable past? Whatever it is, this place is truly unique. Currently on the market for $8,750,000,it looks like any other home in suburban Michigan. Described as one of Saugatuck's most prestigious and historic properties, referred to as ''Riverside" the estate offers four bedrooms and 5 bathrooms inside its 5000 square feet of living space.
What is mysterious is the tunnels underneath the property leading to a studio featuring a bank vault office. Rumors swirl it was one used during prohibition, and others that is was a hideout for the mob. Take a look inside.
LOOK: The longest highways in America
Stacker compiled a list of the longest interstates in the United States using 2021 data from the Federal Highway Administration. Read on to find out which ones are the lengthiest.
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