Stayed up to see it, knowing it might be a dud.
But lots of celestial events turn out to be duds. Meh.
What I counted was nothing more than a normal night's observing.
Meteor showers sound exciting so people naturally want to see something spectacular. But I haven't seen any astronomer interviewed that didn't use very cautionary statements.
The best meteor shower I ever saw was one year's Leonids. There were some hundred or so per hour, pretty active.