TVs are traditionally a shared experience. But even still, I have 2 TVs for every person in my household.

Are you being sarcastic? Why would anyone need 2 TVs, much less every person in the house?

I'm not being sarcastic. And I really don't think my household is that far above average. We have three "living room" type areas. One in each bedroom. One in my office. One in my wife's office. I'd wager the American average is >1 per person in the house.

Edit: Looks like there is some research to suggest that Number of TVs > Number of People in Household. 2.93 TVs to 2.54 people. https://www.aei.org/carpe-diem/more-tv-sets-2-93-than-people...

Before we downsized to a 2 bedroom condo (where we do have 3), we had 6 in our house - our bedroom, son’s bedroom, home gym, living room, wife’s room and guest bedroom.

I’m 51 and I can’t remember ever going to a house with only one TV. Even my grandparents had multiple TVs and I definitely had one in my room since I was 4.

A quick Google search says that 50% of households had more than one TV in 1980.

Same. I grew up in the 80's and we always had at least 2 TVs for a family of four. My sister and I both had small TVs in our bedroom once we were teens, so that was one TV per person at that point! To be fair, they were mostly used for video games...

I don't think I've ever lived in a house with more than one TV, except possibly when a college room mate kept one in their room.

I now live in a household of four, and these TV stats are blowing my mind.

How many phones do you have per person?