Thanks for sharing your lifestyle -- it's definitely interesting to know some people live this way. > Different people have difference life choices. "We" in th

Thanks for sharing your lifestyle -- it's definitely interesting to know some people live this way. > Different people have difference life choices. "We" in this context, definitely doesn't include everyone. > don't understand why Bloomberg, of all things, would have a piece about it. The fact this article is generalizing just points to the impression that it's very common now to have many subscriptions (it's just not about you). Indeed I'd consider people having some combination of the services I mentioned as being more common than folks like you. I don't think it would be that hard for you to get that sense even with a limited sampling of folks you know; another way to know it's common is to just look at the raw subscriber #s for these services which is often available in their public financial filings, and divide that by an estimated # of households in the US or whatever country.