Millions of Brits confess they pinch toilet rolls from hotels, restaurants and pubs.
Bog paper is one of the most likely things people think it’s okay to swipe when they’re out.
Other targets include tiny toiletries from hotels, bottles of ketchup and sauces from restaurants, and pint glasses from pubs.
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A survey by Paddy Power found 88% of the nation would take a smaller everyday item without asking – with Gen Z the worst offenders.
Around 24 million people (36%) admitted to taking mini shower gels, shampoos, and soaps from their hotel rooms.
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The poll, carried out ahead of launching their brand-new exclusive gameshow, Paddy’s Mansion Heist, revealed condiment bottles and sachets from restaurants (27%) and sugar or sweetener (26%), were the next most popular things pinched.
Some of the more obscure items to take were dressing gowns from a hotel (15%), ashtrays (12%), and a whopping 5.4m (8%) confess to cashing helping themselves to spare change their family and friends left lying around.
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Those in Brighton and Aberdeen were the most likely to ‘borrow’ without asking, with 31% owning up.
Rachael Kane, Paddy Power spokesperson said: “For those Brits who like to indulge in ‘borrowing’ without permission, head to our brand-new, exclusive gameshow, Paddy’s Mansion Heist, where you’ll be invited to pull off the ultimate heist worth up to a maximum of 4,000x the value of your stake.”
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