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LONDON, Dec. 16 (UPI) -- British office workers consider women named Sarah, Becky and Emma to be the wildest Christmas party girls, an alcoholic drink maker's survey indicates.
Vodka Kick said its survey of 4,000 office workers found respondents were also wary of wild partying among men named Chris, John and Dave.
The company also said 7 percent of those polled said they expect to take sick days from work during the holiday season due to party-related hangovers and many of the workers admitted they are likely to attempt to kiss co-workers, flirt with bosses and sleep with colleagues after getting boozed up at holiday celebrations.
"The festive period is a great time to let your hair down and have fun," a Vodka Kick spokesman said. "But there's a fine line between having fun and making yourself look silly on the dance floor and in front of colleagues, so remember you don't have to drink a lot to have a good time."
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