Alarm being switched off - not by us - update

How many sensors DO you have? I'm in a competition with myself on slapping a sensor on just about everything and I'm curious on where I stand compared to others...

I've got:
2 Keypads
10 Entry Sensors for all doors & windows
3 Motion Sensors
7 Glassbreak sensors
2 Panic buttons
2 Keyfobs
3 Freeze Sensors
3 CO2 Sensors
3 Smoke Detectors
10 Water Sensors
2 Extra Sirens

2 Keypads
1 Glassbreak Sensor
5 Motion Sensors
15 Entry sensors for all doors and windows
4 Cameras  (need two more)
3 Sirens, one in the basement, one on the first floor and one on the second floor (waiting on the 4th one for the garage)
1 Freeze Sensor (I'm not worried about freezing.  I like that it has the temperature on it)
1 Water Sensor
1 Smoke Detector
1 (useless) Keyfob
1 Panic Button

I have a hardwired smoke/CO system and I really wish that SS would come out with a listener for these, like Ring.  

Sorry.  I just realized that this has nothing to do with me.  I thought that I'd stumbled into a "how many sensors do you have" thread. :)

What, no sensors on interior doors?

What's an example of why someone would need a sensor on an internal door?

I have one set to secret alert on the door to my office/workshop room, which is supposed to be off limits for most others. That is also where the liquor cabinet and some other things are.

Ok, I get it.

No kids and I don't care where my wife goes in the house. :)

3 reasons to have interior doors with sensors.  1) another layer of detection  2) rooms/cabinets which are super important or which should not be accessed by some people legitimately in the house (using secret alert) and of course 3) an excuse to have more sensors.

Inside desk drawer in the office where the usb for the pc mouse is, to prevent unauthorized pc access and to divert from finding the real pw to the pc :)