Todd: But we will have some beers and stuff. Todd: So if you want to drink, you have to bring your own alcohol. But we'll – like the main food, we'll provide. Like you can bring some type of maybe salad or like a bean dish or something like that if you like. Todd: So I'll fill you in about who the teams are later and all that. And it's usually best that you choose one team that you're going to support. So, and then, once I find out what teams are in the finals then I'll tell you about the colors. But it's like just one of those things that everybody does. So, you know, gambling technically is illegal but… It's kind of like how it works out where everybody wins a little money and everybody loses a little money. Katie: Have you ever won at the Super Bowl before? But then it's in the pool and then you could win money at different points during the game. And you just fill out the chart and then if your player gets that, then you can get money. And like you don't have to know anything about football but you can have like, you know, draw numbers for the first person to score a touchdown, or the first player to get a penalty or things like that. Todd: So what happens is, we have like a pool and you can draw numbers. But there is one way that you can make money. But, you know, like I said, the game is really not that important. Todd: Yes, it's very, you know, Americanized name, I'd say. Katie: Is it just American teams in the Super Bowl? Todd: So yeah, these are usually the most expensive commercials like around the world. Like the World Cup is a more watched event but the commercials are regional for all the different countries, whereas the Super Bowl, the commercials are just for Americans. These are usually the most expensive commercials because it's one local game and one local audience.
They'll spend like millions and millions of dollars. Todd: You know, like companies like Pepsi or Coke or like really big name companies. Katie: What kind of commercials do they have? Todd: Especially if one team is kind of – if it's a lopsided win. So the commercials-the people are often more into the commercials than the game. So the commercials, you know, the companies spend a lot of money on the commercials, and they're usually really good. Another thing that's really cool about the Super Bowl is the commercials. But it's always a really, really big person. Katie: I think last year, it was Katie Perry, was it not? I'll have to check but it's usually somebody like Bruno Mars or U2 or somebody like that. And actually this year, I don't remember who it is. So they always have a really big musical act. You may have heard about the Super Bowl halftime show. The first is, they have the halftime show. Todd: They still have to decide, but actually, there's a bunch of things that have nothing to do with football on the Super Bowl that you'll probably like. And actually, the game is not for a couple of weeks so we don't know who the two final teams are going to be. Katie: Do you have to be like a supporter of one of the teams in the final? So if you do want to bring something, yeah, I would recommend it. So you don't have to bring any food but it's potluck. And we'll have lots of like chips and dip and stuff like that. So we'll have, you know, like hamburgers and stuff we'll barbecue. Katie: Do you have like Super Bowl food that you eat? There's lots of other stuff going on so it's should be good. So what happens is, is everybody comes over to somebody's house, and you have a big party and you watch the game but nobody really watches the game. But it's okay if you don't know anything about American football because actually, the Super Bowl is kind of like our unofficial holiday. Todd: Well, you know, the Super Bowl is a big sporting event and we have it once a year. But I have absolutely no idea what a Super Bowl is. I'm having a party, Super Bowl party at my house on Sunday in a couple of weeks.
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