By SJ Otto
Once again it is Super Bowl Sunday. That is a day that is celebrated as if it were a real holiday, like Thanksgiving. It is like Black Friday in that it is not a real holiday, but it is treated as one. I wanted to just repost last year’s comments about today’s stupidity, but then I realized how out dated the article would be. This year we have the Kansas City Chiefs vs. the San Francisco Kansas City and I used to live in Lawrence
“It’s Super Bowl (last year’s) Sunday. This day is like an unofficial holiday. People get together and throw Super Bowl Parties. This is a lot like Black Friday. It is a chance for companies to sell a lot of food and liquor. It is also a prim time to advertize. As with Black Friday, the event is an orgy of crass consumerism and capitalist commercialism—to the max. The advertizing is so pervasive that many news outlets post their favorite Super Bowl commercials, either before the event airs or after.”
To update this; from The New York Times:
Super Bowl 2020: Chiefs vs. 49ers Live Coverage
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Waiting for the Super Bowl to begin? Times reporters and photographers will provide live updates, news and things to watch until kickoff.
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I am going to use last year’s picture. What could be more Super Bowl that a picture of beer bottles playing foot ball?
