It's hard to say for sure, as I don't classify traffic in any way, and I only have traffic-by-IP for the past 24 hours. Personally I just watch an unhealthy am

It's hard to say for sure, as I don't classify traffic in any way, and I only have traffic-by-IP for the past 24 hours. Personally I just watch an unhealthy amount of anime, which probably accounts for the majority of DL/UL traffic. My monthly offsite backup to Amazon Glacier accounts for ~30GiB UL. I don't think my household is that extraordinary: we're just three average millennials who all work first-shift. Something to point out is that we don't get any sort of regular broadcast television -- so all our media consumption is done either online or w/ physical media. --- A funny thing to note: AT&T has been trying to get my business for a while now, as they just installed fiber (to the node) in my neighborhood. I had to turn them down as the contract included a 300GiB bandwidth cap. The guy seemed genuinely floored when I actually produced logs showing I routinely exceed that cap. He claimed the caps are unlikely to be enforced, but I'm not willing to have it in writing that I agreed to such a thing.