Super Bowl has a cultural and historical significance. It the most watched annual television program in the United State. It causes families and friends to gather and celebrate together. Super Bowl has the ability to unite Americans of different races, religions, and economic classes. Although sports bars have been busy on Super Bowl Sunday in the past, it is becoming more common for people to view the game from home.
Super Bowl affects the nation’s economy. American workforce productivity hits all time low the day after Super Bowl. Americans are more likely to call in sick on the day after Super Bowl due to hangovers and lack of sleep. People show up to work are more likely to waste time. Numerous studies shows that 10 percent of American workforce will think ahead to take a day off or v
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