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Italy at 48.4, Germany at 46.8, Spain at 46.8 and France at 42.6. It's also older than the US though, which is 38.9. Canada is 42.6. But what's really interesting is that the country, the oldest median age in the world is Monaco, which has an average age of 56.9, and that's nearly four times the average age in Nigeria, which is the world's youngest country with a median age of 15.2 years.

Monaco is the city state country in the south of France, which is the second-smallest sovereign state in the world behind only the Vatican City. It has a population of about 40,000 people. 30% of its residents are millionaires. And you would need 13 million dollars to be in the top 1% in Monaco, the most needed of any country. To be in the top 1% of America, you need 6 million.

Stuart, who runs the team and recently and rather generously promised to send me and Victoria who edits the show to next year's Cannes Lions Festival in the south of France. Thank you, Stuart. Speaker 4:. Nice. It's awesome. Marcus Johnson:. I'll be keeping score of the game today. Thanks for promising, Stuart. Okay, it's on record. Is that on record? Get that on record. Stuart:.

By contrast, workers in France get three times as many days off with an average of 31 days off a year taking 29 of the 31. Oscar Orozco:. Just awful. Ethan Cramer-Flood:. That's how we roll. Marcus Johnson:. Just awful. So really quickly, the why. The Harris Poll shed some light on this.

France. Blake Droesch:. London. Marcus Johnson:. Oh. Blake Droesch:. Funnily enough, if you look at California, their most popular domestic location is Las Vegas. Marcus Johnson:. Typical. Blake Droesch:. And their most popular international travel destination is Paris. Marcus Johnson:. Okay. Blake Droesch:. Any other states you guys are curious about? Oscar Orozco:. Florida. Marcus Johnson:.

France has a law in the books that bans smartphones for anyone under the age of 15. Gavin Newsom, who has the ability to sway lots of national policy as governor of California, recently floated the idea of banning smartphones inside of schools.

And then Canada was a surprising number three, which I was just like, isn't everything in Canada named after some place in France or England? I don't know. So that was surprising. So New York, Pennsylvania, and Massachusetts, the top three states is measured by the highest number of towns named after foreign places, but Minnesota was fourth. And these names obviously reflect immigration patterns.