As this Financially Fit article relates, an average American household owns 2.8 televisions.
Show and tell time. How many for-real televisions do you own? A big honkin’ monstrosity in the living room, a tasteful flat panel on top of the dresser in the bedroom, an eensy portable one in the den or home office? One in the bathroom so momma can watch her stories? One in the kitchen to cook along with Ina Garten? One in the workshop in the basement for clandestine viewing? That ginormous projection TV you can’t bear to part with, kept in the garage for football on Sunday? Maybe a digital projector that you use with a bed sheet tied between two trees on hot summer nights?
We’re not asking about other devices that can be used like a TV. Yes, you can watch Glee on your Kindle Fire and you can watch American Horror Story on your iPad and you can watch Community on your desktop pc and Parks and Recreation on your Android phone. Yes, yes, double triple yes. But that’s not today’s question.
How many working television sets do you own and use regularly?
