Ah right, yes. Still not 1000 hours though, 500 at most, ie 1/4 of what people are saying ‘is just right’.
By your numbers it’s 660 hours each on average.
A decent quality branded halogen in ideal conditions has a rated life of 2000 hours. A cheaper one might be half that, then factor in repeated switching on and off, and poorly designed light fittings which don’t dissipate heat very well and you can halve that again.
Halogen lamps are OK for occasional use, but crap if they’re on for long periods – they get hot, they’re inefficient and the lamps don’t last long.
Low energy fluorescents will last 10-20000 hours, and LEDs will go on forever.
I had a similar conversation with somebody a few weeks ago who’s moved into a house we rewired a couple of years ago. It turned out that she works from home and the lights are on a lot of the time and they’re just dying of natural causes.