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We have joked about this before, but apparently it is not a joke, but it is actually true.

We have joked about men not asking for directions. Comedians have even done comedy material on men not stopping and asking for directions. Some Men would rather risk running out of gas before stopping and asking for directions. Not asking for directions is it a machismo testosterone thing?

Maybe men don't ask for driving directions because they were the hunters, and have an innate ability to find their way. A hunter couldn't just stop at another village and ask which way his village was, he might then become the hunted.

Or, maybe women are more prone to ask for directions because they like to talk(yak) to strangers and men do not.
It could also be a pride thing. A man can't let it be known that someone else knows something that he does not.

Now there appears to be factual information that women utilize directions and men do not.

On the website Alexa, which ranks a webpage by internet visits/popularity, they also give a gender breakdown of who visits MapQuest.
They report that approximately 20% of the MapQuest internet average are male, and that 99% of the internet average is females.
So who is lost or not lost?

MapQuest Original

Sometimes you get the picture, sometimes you don't get the picture and we are not talking modern photography that utilizes pixels, sd card, or upload to your pc, 15 years ago it would have been film, developing, and a second set of pics free.
Other descriptive terms of the point we're trying to drive home which is about driving home or anywhere else are, clueless, out to lunch,brain dead, incapacitated, and the funniest derogatory term ever, nincompoop.
Sometimes you are lost, sometimes you are really lost. Fifteen years ago you were really lost because you didn't have MapQuest.
Nowadays  you don't have to be a brain dead lost nincompoop, to which we say thank you MapQuest.

Vacation~ Deals, Discounts, Savings

Vacation planning using MapQuest can save you a boat load of money. All the way from a toy boat load of money to a kayak, to the S.S. Minnow. The smart pick would be the kayak, the toy boat is to small and the S.S. Minnow sank, which marooned Gilligan, the skipper too, the millionaire and his wife, the movie star, and the rest, or the following season they gave over due credit to the professor and MaryAnn.

On MapQuest all it takes is about 5 clicks to bring up a Hotels price rate for a room and the 5 clicks are very quick, you dont sit there waiting and waiting for the page to load they're almost instant.
Or you can enter your criteria and scan all the hotels at once on one page or multiple pages.
Another great feature is most hotels websites have their link right there on MapQuest and with one quick click you can visit their website find deals, discounts, amenities, availability and on and on.
Stay safe and have a great vacation you deserve it.
What to do with a theoretical kayak full of saved money should be real easy.

MapQuest and TomTom team up to create a WinWin.

MapQuest's maps will now be powered by TomTom.

What we find unusual is that when you go to TomTom's website and look at who they partner with you do not see the MapQuest

logo? But you do see that Google is one of many a TomTom partner. The last time we checked MapQuest and Google are staunch competitors, so how did TomTom swing such a deal? Maybe TomTom forgot to tell Google or hoped they wouldn't notice.

Anyway congratulations to MapQuest and TomTom for creating a better, improved mapping and directions system/alliance.



Don't forget vacation season is coming up, and you don't want to waste any precious vacation time being lost, and MapQuest is your go to, when you want to, go to.