The Super Bowl Matchup NO ONE wants - Error Code 205

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And that is the superb owl, right? You're not

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allowed to say the word because the NFL has it

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Copyrighted right dead serious. Yeah, you're

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supposed to pay them if you use the term The

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the superb owl the big game is coming in two

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weeks this last weekend was the NFC and AFC championships

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and It set our competitors for the oblong sports

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ball. Thank you chat Matchup that is coming soon

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the bowl that is super and it's the matchup that

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no one no one wanted we're going back to the

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Super Bowl from two years ago Super Bowl 57 when

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the Eagles lost to the Chiefs starting the Chiefs

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repeat dreams and now just a mere two Super Bowls

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later we get them back my curiosity about this

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because I've seen a lot of reaction to this since

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the NFC and AFC championships last weekend and

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that is I wonder if the ratings go down this

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year because everybody's kind of sick of Pat

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Mahomes and the Chiefs, especially after all

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the ref controversy and everything else that's

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been going on this year. Are we just tired of

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the Chiefs and their their constant domination

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at the top of the NFL? This, again, it's it's

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one of the always one of the most viewed TV events

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of every single year is the Superbowl. Because

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again, even if you're not a big football person,

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a lot of people go to parties and they watch

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and it's the commercials, which, by the way,

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30 second spot for the Super Bowl this year is

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30 million or sorry, eight million dollars for

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30 seconds. Right. Alex, can you can you remind

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me, can you check our budget? Can we afford that?

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No, no. OK. 30 second spot is eight million dollars

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this year for the prime spots for that. So, Jay.

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Do you care about this Super Bowl at all, or

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is it is it basically only people in Kansas City

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and Philadelphia that give a crap? So, OK, one

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people will take whatever. I don't know any reason

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they can take to party. They're going to party.

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I. Mean I used to go to a lot of Super Bowl parties

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just food parties. Yeah and food hang out with

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people Watch the fun commercials. They always

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have very interesting commercials Love the commercials.

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Sometimes I really love the halftime show I think

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it's Kendrick Lamar this year. Ooh interesting

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But to answer like a previous question that you

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had Are people getting tired of the chiefs? I

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would say probably no, because like, didn't the

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Patriots have like a I don't know, a 48 year

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dominance, not 48 years. I know I'm over exaggerating,

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but they they were way more. Yes. So first off,

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they never got a three Pete and they were never

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in danger of getting a three Pete. They were

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never in they were never in a position to win

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three Super Bowls in a row. So in spite of the

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fact that they won a lot, They had kind of off

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and on years where other teams would get in.

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And they also lost twice to the Giants. Right.

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And so I think that I think people were getting

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sick of the Patriots. Right. Yeah. And I know

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a lot of people were happy when Belichick was

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gone and Brady was gone because it kind of opened

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it back up. So. But again, nobody's nobody's

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kind of hit the three Pete yet. And it's never

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happened in the history of the NFL. So if the

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chiefs do it this year, it's the first time somebody's

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won three Super Bowls in a row. And remind me,

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is this the is this the third year or the second

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year where Taylor Swift is the quarterback for

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the chiefs? Second year. Second year. Second

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year. This is the second season she's been with

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Travis. OK. On that, I think if Travis Kelsey,

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I think if the Chiefs win, Travis, it's time

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to retire. Right. I saw some good commentary

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this week. Like, look, dude, take your millions

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because you're you're over rich. Right. And.

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Go be house husband to the most famous woman

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in the world. Like. Like. What what what do you

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need to keep playing football, get your head

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knocked in for? Right. Like, why? Why bother?

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You know what I mean? Yeah, that's that's kind

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of tricky. Because I think. I think there there's

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a saying that an athlete dies twice. once when

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he realizes that his career is over. And then

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once when he's actually buried in the ground

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and I, I not trying to like compare myself to,

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you know, the NFL at all. But I was very athletic

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when I was in elementary middle and high school.

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I broke a track record in high school. I was

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on varsity soccer. I was on the, I was captain

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of the soccer team. I, everyone thought I was

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going to get a college scholarship. And I really,

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I mean, since the second grade, I had been kind

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of training to go into pro soccer. Um, when you

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get hurt and you realize that you're kind of

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done, there is this like really weird, like I

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don't know what to do with my life. I don't know.

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And it's very easy, I think, for outside people

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to look at and just be like, just take your millions

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and go party with Taylor Swift. Have fun. What

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the hell? Why are you crying? But there is like

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a lot of like, what am I supposed to do? Because

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if you're conditioned at a very early age, like

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this is your life, like you're meant to. And

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I can understand that to a point. Now, to Travis

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Kelsey's credit. Him and his brother run the

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number one sports podcast in the world. Right.

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That's fair. Yeah. Their sports podcast is more

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popular than anyone's in the world. And I've

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listened to a bit of it. It's funny. And they're

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a good duo. Right. If you haven't actually seen

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somebody put up he was on a weird Disney Plus

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show last year. If you haven't watched the bit,

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he hosted SNL a couple of years ago. Travis Kelsey

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did. And he does this this skit with Bo and Yang.

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Right. who's the gay Asian guy on SNL called

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straight male friend. Right. Go watch that bit

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on on YouTube of Saturday Night Live, because

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you could tell that Travis is in on the joke.

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Right. Like he knows what the stereotype of him

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is, and he can make fun of it. Right. Yeah. He's

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going to be in the new Happy Gilmore movie. Right.

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With Adam Sandler. I don't know how big his part

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is, but he's there. He's him and his brother

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have both set themselves up to have lives after

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football. Jason's on ESPN now. You know, I have

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no doubt that Travis will will get a gig. Yeah,

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you know, he's going to go into the Hall of Fame

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as a tight end. He's won at least two Super Bowls.

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Right. And if he wins again this year, he'll

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have three. You know, um. Yeah, somebody said

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Sandler broke something. No, no, he's just doing

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what he wants to do now. He's he's it's the opposite.

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He's so rich he can just do silly shit now. But

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again, kind of coming back to this room, the

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Super Bowl. Again, I wonder if ratings go down,

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because again, I just there's so many people

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who are just tired of them. Right. Yeah. I Don't

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know I'm I am less I'll be honest and I again,

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I typically watch this rule. I am a football

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fan. I got my sea hawk shirt on right. Um, I

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Will be honest I Am less interested in this year

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because I don't care who wins, right? I saw a

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good meme on Twitter It was like who everyone's

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rooting for the Super Bowls like Kansas City,

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Philadelphia. The rest of the country is great.

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It says meteor strike Right like I just I don't

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I'm rooting for the Eagles because I don't want

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a three -peat That honestly Coming from the south

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we care more about college football, which is

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a whole separate thing We can talk about that

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sometime with it with the new with the new playoff

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Bracket format right and I look at Jay Shagan

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said like nope Don't like this. Well, and the

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NIL screwed the SEC, but that's a whole that's

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a whole other topic for another day. Maybe we'll

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talk about that as we get closer to college football

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season and how the SEC is now screwed permanently

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from the NIL. And that was that was going to

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happen is why saving left. But yeah, let us know

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what you think down in the comments below. Are

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you going to watch the big game this year? Do

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you care? Do you think it's worth watching a

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repeat of a Super Bowl from two years ago, right?

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And will the outcome be any different? Let us

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know down in the comments below.