Meaningless numbers.
Let's be clear: They're meaningless to YOU. That's obvious by your post at the head of this thread. It could have been 123 million, or 123 people. Either way you were going to say the same thing and feel the same way. We all know and understand that.
But they're not meaningless numbers. Especially for the people who are interested, which is mostly everyone except you.
Even Univision, which did the Spanish language version of the broadcast, set a record. Their viewers think football is played with a round ball and a touchdown is called a goal. They care less about the game than you. Yet millions of them watched this game.
To put it in context, this is up there with the number of people who watched the moon landing in 1969. Yes, there were fewer people in the country then, so that was a larger percentage of the population. But it's still a lot of people. And they're not made up numbers. They are verifiable. Just as verifiable as the moon landing numbers.
But sure, you don't care. It's all meaningless to you.
TV Ratings: Super Bowl LVIII Sets All-Time Record With 123M Viewers
CBS' broadcast is the biggest since Nielsen began keeping track of total viewers.
