The Super Bowl is a national event with an audience of over one hundred million views each year. In addition to members of the workforce, school children also stay up late into the evenings to watch the Super Bowl. In recognition of this fact, the day after the Super Bowl ought to be a holiday. This will allow workers of all professions and students to catch up on lost sleep, and allow families to travel greater distances in order to spend this time together. The Super Bowl is a unique facet of American culture, and it deserves recognition as a federal holiday.
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