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Hello, communicators:
The New York Times says that our refrigerator says a lot about us—and our political leanings. The paper teamed up with online survey platform to create a quiz where readers can try to guess the politics of person from a picture of the inside of their fridge.
It's easy to guess who someone with a “MAGA” hat or Biden-Harris tote voted for. But Cool Whip or loose eggs?
We wondered if it was possible to identify Trump and Biden voters based on what's in their refrigerators.
Take our quiz to see how you do 👇 https://t.co/dfqx7YpjWF
— The New York Times (@nytimes) October 28, 2020
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