One bodily trait means you are prone to attempt to dodge your spherical on the bar
Men with big noses are the most likely to dodge getting their round in at the bar, a poll found.
Almost half of drinkers – 47% – said pals with big hooters are the most likely to duck out of a round. But short pals are the most likely to stand their round with just 9% saying they are round dodgers.
Researchers found tall pals are the second most likely to avoid their turn with 40% saying they have been stung by a friend blessed with extra height. The third most likely round dodgers are slim friends with 37% of drinkers saying they slip away.
READ MORE: Heartbreaking truth finally revealed after dad vanished from pub toilet 57 years ago
READ MORE: How a pub garden smoking ban would actually work – and if it includes vapes
Bald friends are the fourth most likely to duck out or claim an empty wallet with 30% of friends claiming they have been left with an empty glass by a slaphead pal at the pub. Men with tattoos are the fifth most likely to avoid the bar with 27% saying they have been caught out by one.
(Image: Getty Images)
Overall a quarter of pub goers – 25% – said they have been stung by pals who don’t get their round in. Bingo site WhichBingo asked 1,000 UK adults which friends fail to buy their rounds and what their main characteristics are to come up with the findings.
Spokesman Charlie Shakespeare said: “Our research is conclusive and clearly shows men with big noses are more likely than anyone else to fail to buy a round. But men of short stature are by far the most likely to stand their round and can be relied to always take their turn at the bar.
“Our advice is always make sure a friend with a big nose gets the first round in so that way he won’t get off completely Scott free.”
(Image: Getty Images)
Overweight drinkers are among the least likely to avoid their turn at the bar with just 20% saying they had been left without a drink by a portly pal. Men with ginger hair can also be relied on to head to the bar with just 17% outing them as round dodgers.
Bearded men are also quite reliable with only 13% of those asked saying a pal with a beard had failed to get the drinks in. And men who wear spectacles are the second most reliable after short men with just 10% saying a pal with glasses had dodged his turn to buy the drinks.
