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All right, so people were wondering, hey, so what do the numbers look like when it came to the

Super Bowl and the amount of people that watched, etc., etc., so, yeah, Fox brought out the numbers

and released the totals yesterday. It was like the Amazon Prime numbers, right?

Yeah, 113. Well, a little bit more. 113 million viewers. It's the third most watched TV show ever.

It's the most watched Super Bowl in six years, most streamed Super Bowl ever,

and the most streamed event in Fox Sports history. I believe the 113 million that we're watching

the game for the halftime show that we've talked about. There was another 118 million

where the number is on that one. So people really tuned in for that big game on Sunday.

It delivered. It peaked at 182 million. Jesus. It's amazing. Who didn't watch?

Yeah, I know. That's who I never want to meet. I never want to meet the people who are like,

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