In the November 26, 2007 edition of Time magazine, the editors explored how Americans spend their time. They found that, after work and sleep, we spend more time watching TV than any other activity. With the average home having 2.73 TVs and only 2.6 people, it is no surprise. Compare how you spend your time and money with the average American: http://www.time.com/time/2007/america_numbers/play.html
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