A study has found that British people spend over THREE HOURS every week in a daydream - and the list of most popular daydreams will NOT surprise you.
The research, commissioned by Casumo.com, found that despite having hectic working lives, we still zone out for around 10 minutes every day at work.
Well, we can't deny it can we?!
Apparently, we even daydream when we're back in our homes, spending on average 13 minutes every day.
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But then we'll even use our commuting time to drift off into another world.
One in five people said that they daydream because they're bored, and another one in five said that the last hour of the day at work is when they're most likely to let their minds wander.
The top 30 things British people daydream about
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Holidays
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Your to-do list
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About winning the lottery
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Your plans for the weekend
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Your plans for the evening such as what to have for dinner
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Food in general
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The state of the world
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Decorating your home
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What to have for lunch
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Shopping
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Random thoughts like if there are really such things as aliens
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Doing up your garden
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About an upcoming big event such as a wedding or a birthday
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Current affairs
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Existential wondering
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About an argument or fallout with a partner, friend or family member
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Something you read about in the news or a magazine
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Getting into bed at the end of the day
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What the rest of your family might be up to
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Having a lie-in
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Wondering what your partner is doing
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Wondering what your kids are doing
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Walking up to your boss and quitting your job
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Being famous
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Wondering what your pet is doing
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About meeting a celebrity
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What you'd do in case of a zombie uprising
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Puppies and kittens
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Playing in a Premier League/FA Cup/World Cup match
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Being a spy
What do YOU daydream about most often? Let us know over on Facebook and Twitter.
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