Bad call! Miserable millennials least likely to call family on Christmas Day but Gen Z WILL pick up the phone - here is why
Daily MailResearch by Vodafone UK found half of Brits aged 28 to 43 will text this Christmas Miserable millennials are more likely to send a WhatsApp message to their family than speak over the phone this Christmas. Despite texting being the preferred method of communication for Gen Z, they are most likely to opt for a video call to wish loved ones a 'Happy Christmas.' Miserable millennials are more likely to send a WhatsApp message to their family than speak over the phone this Christmas However, Britons most appreciate the opportunity to reconnect and get together with loved ones, with over two thirds valuing hearing from loved ones more than Christmas dinner, presents, or family games. Despite texting being the preferred method of communication for Gen Z, they are most likely to opt for a video call to wish loved ones a 'Happy Christmas' Gen Z are keen for a meat-alternative on December 25 and would also rather replace an after dinner cheese board, the research by Costa Coffee has revealed.
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