I can’t help thinking that if this is true, then the 39% of ‘young’ people supposedly suffering from ‘refuel anxiety’ might also be suffering from ‘getting out of bed in the morning anxiety’. They might even blame their anxieties on others. It's all someone elses fault!
But anyway, on a more mature analytical approach, I can’t find any direct press release or official statement from Cazoo themselves (unless someone else can?). I’ve never even heard of them before; they arn't exactly a household name. Without that direct statement from Cazoo, the company 'allegedly' behind this survey, what are we actually looking at?
So far, it seems like a British newspaper reporting on what another British newspaper reported, all tied to a Cazoo survey that Cazoo themselves may not have actually spoken about publicly. Is it a classic case of “he says that she says that they say.” And now Germany “says.” it too. It doesn’t quite sit right with me -- at least not yet. And now Senior Forums is repeating it too!
Anyone else feel a bit duped? I’d honestly love to be proved wrong if someone can dig up the original Cazoo release.
To me, this has all the hallmarks of classic Press Release ‘fluff’ dressed up as news. A manufactured headline designed to spark chatter, generate clicks, and push traffic to online outlets for ad revenue?
I’ve now seen Indy100 push the same story, but again with no actual new or fresh research or verification of thire own -- just quoting the same original piece. This kind of lazy, piggy-back reporting seems to be happening far too often.
Is it a slow news week this week?
