A recent survey found that among nearly 30 cities in the country, Philadelphia has the rudest kids and teens. Over 1,400 people were asked by Solitaired.com to rate the rudeness of the kids in their city on a scale of 1-to-10, with 10 being the rudest.The survey used 5.90 as the average on its ‘Rudeness Scale.’ Philadelphia ranked number one at 7.21, San Francisco was next at 6.78, and New York City's was third at 6.55.Participants also ranked what they believe are the rudest behaviors among children in their city, and which age groups displays those ill-mannered behaviors.

The three worst behaviors for 5-8-year-olds were disobeying rules, not saying please and thank you, and making a mess. For 9-12-year-old, being absorbed in their phone, playing music or videos too loudly and not saying hello were the three worst behaviors.

The survey found that the oldest age group, 13-17-year-olds, are phone obsessed, curse, and play music and videos too loudly.The survey found that Philadelphia's adolescents (9-12) and teens (13-17) were the rudest children in the county.

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Groundbreaking gene therapy gives the gift of sight to Quebec child

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Fallen servicemembers honored during Memorial Day ceremony at historic Camden County cemetery

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See some of the 5,000 new species found in planned mining zone of the deep Pacific

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Hollywood Florida shooting: 9 hurt after 'dispute' between groups near beach boardwalk, police say

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