It's hard to say exactly when you become "middle-aged" . . . and maybe it's more of a FEELING than a specific age.
A new survey found the average person doesn't believe they're middle-aged until they hit 47. But the survey also asked people to name the SIGNS that they're becoming middle-aged . . . and those start happening a lot earlier than 47.
Here are some of the most common answers . . .
Feeling stiff . . . groaning when you bend down . . . picking comfort over style with your clothes . . . thinking police officers, teachers, and doctors look really young . . . hating loud bars . . . needing an afternoon nap . . .
Realizing you have some coworkers who don't know what a cassette tape is . . . knowing your limit when it comes to drinking . . . hoping you get asked for ID . . . and giving people speeches on "saving" and "investing."
Hear Scott and Sadie's take on the story here...
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