Do you need 8 TVs?
 

I just saw a blurb in the newspaper about luxury suites in Las Vegas. One suite boasts EIGHT flat screen TVs, including one in each of the two bathrooms.

Question: Who would need 8 TV sets in a hotel room? Why?

Mega presentations! :D

That or a huge video game party? :)

Sounds like the SkyLofts at MGM Grand. It was actually nice to have a TV for the tub but the one in the mirror was overkill.

Answer: Anyone who needs to stay in that suite. Whether it works any better than buying any of those "male enhancement" products remains to be seen.

If I win the Powerball I'm renting that suite just so I can shoehorn the following into as many conversations as possible: "yeah I stayed in a luxury suite, it had 8 TVs, but I'm still down to earth".

it's vegas, why question anything...

This, you're trying to infuse logic where none exists.

This is a city based on wants, not needs.

Duh. I forgot about "that".

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On a different track, the big suites (many 3 brm)are often occupied by 6 (or more) people. Add in friends of the suite holder who are invited over, and the 6 main TVs (leaving out the bathroom ones) might barely be enough :;

More, the better. Its' called choice.

Choose from LG, Panasonic, Daewoo and/or Sony.. flick until you like the quality and channel you like.:)

My husband suggested it might be good on Election Night. Gather your fellow campaign workers and watch the returns on different channels.

growing up, at one point, I had about 5-6 TVs in my bedroom, each tuned to a different sports channel on digital cable, paying about $200 a month on TV. It was fun for a while but pretty soon, I got sick of all the clutter and now, I have just my laptop with a Hulu subscription :D