What the average American really owns
Daniel Coughlin
23 June 2021
Jaw-dropping stats that show how the US is drowning in stuff
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Home
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Cars
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Guns
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TV sets
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Connected devices
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Smartphones
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Computers
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Smart speakers
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Apple products
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Unused tech products
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Home appliances
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Refrigerators
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Vacuum cleaners
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Breadmakers and dishwashers
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Plastic bags
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Plastic food containers
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AC units
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Closets
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Clothing
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Outfits
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Jeans
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Handbags
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Hats
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Shoes
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Underwear
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Toys
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Barbie dolls
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Makeup
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Perfume
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Credit cards
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