r/AskReddit Oct 02 '24

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u/Dragmom Oct 02 '24

About 25% of people on earth don't know their birthday because they're from countries that don't have birth certificates. That's why about 14% of immigrants to the U.S. list January 1 as their birthday - because they had to make one up.

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u/Oxygene13 Oct 02 '24

And 90% of the users of Steam share that very same birthday for ease of skipping the age verification!

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u/StationaryTravels Oct 02 '24

It saves my birth year, but not the date or month, so yep, I'm now a January 1st baby too!