Forty-four percent said someone who has been unemployed for more than two years would rate a 5, while only 31% said someone with a (non-felony) criminal record would be most difficult the place.

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If someone has threatened, insulted, or otherwise vexed you in some non-criminal way, and you want it put on record, write it down, take it to a notary public, and sign it in their presence.

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