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averageyou

How average are you, really?

Your life, statistically. Compare your habits with real US data — every number sourced, every average honest about who it describes.

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Everyday life, compared. Pick a habit — see the national number, then yours.

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Coffee
America drinks ~5,700 cups every second. How big is your lifetime cup count?
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Toilet paper
~1,500 rolls a second — and a ton per lifetime. How many miles does your household unroll?
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Showers
An Olympic pool drains through America's showers every 15 seconds. Your share?
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Electricity
Your home does a full phone charge of energy every ~40 seconds. Check your bill.
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Bottled water
3,900 bottles a second, at ~800× the price of tap. What's your habit worth?
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Sleep, pizza, laundry, miles driven, dog walking… the map has 150 topics on it.
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Eleven quick questions. Real government data. A statistical portrait of you.

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Your Average You

Height, sleep, money, pets, coffee and more — each answer placed on the national distribution, then summed into your profile type. Nothing leaves your browser.

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Average, With One Exception
You blend right in on sleep, coffee and household — but your phone screen time is past 77% of US adults.
Phone screen time · 77th percentile

Why trust these numbers?

Every number names its source.Census, CDC, EIA, the Fed — with the year, the method, and an honesty badge, right where the number appears. Estimates say they're estimates.
The average person does not exist.Every average tells you who it actually describes — coffee drinkers, households, workers. An average without a denominator is usually hiding something.
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