50 Busty New York Hookers @ The Super Bowl...

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get well, michaell! :)

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Hope I don't get stoned and miss it... :helpme :winkwink: :smokin

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Here is WHY
Dang Police messing up Business...

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pretty much my thoughts exactly. i opted for vegas for superbowl weekend, like hell i want to hang out in the cold!

Good read, "party packs", lol.

fuck that haze shit! don't think its legal in ny. be more like a prison bid :2 cents:

If the cheerleaders are wearing their usual skimpy outfits, they're going to have to shake a lot of T n' A to stay warm.

Funny how all of the outdoor NHL 'winterfest' style stadium games have attracted tens of thousands of fans every game to the tune of crowds of 55-70 thousand, all (except for that LA crowd) have sat through some frigid weather. Yet the Superbowl, one of the largest and most watched sporting events on the planet is suffering over one cold game?

Come on.


And every good NYer knows that Jersey is just a suburb of NYC. :D

To be fair - those NHL games are special in the mere sense that they are played outdoors. That only fact is interesting. And in this case its stadium as usual for NFL.
But yes, cold should not stop visitors to go to stadium. Just not so many people would be partying in the streets.

NYC and MetLife Stadium are only connected via mass transit by one train line that requires a one hour trip each way and requires a train change. It's not exactly convenient to stay in Manhattan then jump on the train to the game. I've done it many many times for Jets games.

After each game there is a massive wait to get a train home, it takes forever, and the trains are jammed like a subway during rush hour.

I'm sure it will be a giant clusterfuck getting in/out of there no matter if you drive or take mass transit but NJ will still pull it off.

Most people probably have not yet arrived for this event since its only Thursday and the game is Sunday.

The high rollers will definitely be there though. Its the SuperBowl.

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Would a ton of people flock to NYC a week early in February just to hang out? I really doubt it, but they will start showing up starting today. :thumbsup :thumbsup

Such a sweet investment, and ups your income by at least $100/day

Superbowl Sux this year, it's not just NYC it's even affecting here, usually there is a ton of promotion for pizza biz as it is the biggest day of the year for pizza biz, this year people aren't even doing normal promotions, let alone the usual take no prisoners race to win the huge piece of the Superbowl money pie that usually happens. Whoever decided to move this to Jersey must have worked on Obamacare lol.

This could generate some interest...

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I heard a rumor that since the Goodyear blimp couldn't fly to the Super Bowl this year, there is a plan to fill NJ Gov. Chris Christie with helium in order to get aerial footage.

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Imagine the cluster fuck it would be if they decided to hold in Atlanta this year.

I remember a time when people would still go regardless of the cold.

But in one way or another the general public has been told to stay in their homes for more than a decade. Therefore it should be no surprise that no one wants to come to any events anymore. Especially if they are on television.

Game day will be almost 50 degrees...perfect football playing and watching weather. Looks like the ticket holders dodged a bullet on this one.

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Just checked the latest weather report and it says:

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How does it being hosted in Jersey affect those that usually watch game on TV and buy pizzas?

Well, last night you could tell there were plenty of Superbowl fans in town, at least in Times Square. I'm expecting it'll be real busy today as well. Had 4 customers in town for the game, great conversations and all four tipped really well - not usual for someone from out of town. And I don't know about you guys, but I always get a kick out of have an in-depth football conversation with a woman who really knows her stuff!

Okay, so 30 degrees is bearable. It's when you cross that threshold of 20 and below where things can get uncomfortable.

It also depends on the wind. 25 farenheit and slow wind is way better than 30 farenheit and strong winter wind.