Confirming that a majority of the country is ready for when the time comes, a study released Tuesday by researchers at Princeton University found that 81 percent of Americans know exactly which YouTube clip theyll post on social media upon Dustin Hoffmans death. Whether its a scene highlighting Hoffmans versatility as a comedic performer in Tootsie, or the iconic closing sequence of The Graduate, our study found that four of every five citizens are poised and ready to share a video honoring the two-time Academy Award winner at a moments notice, read the report in part, which noted that a significant portion of the populace already has plans to caption their links with either RIP or Well never have another one like him. And while we found that the remaining 19 percent of Americans do not have a specific clip in mind for Dustin Hoffmans passing, this is largely due to the fact that many of these individuals remain torn over which scene from Rain Man they would like to share, be it the famous Wapner scene, or the more touching kiss in the elevator, or another scene altogether. The study follows a similar report released earlier this year that found that a mere 21 percent of Americans have a clip in mind for the eventual passing of Judd Hirsch. 