7-8am- Super Bowl Commercials & a Young Entrepreneur

Sarah and Vinnie Full Show

Audacy

Comedy

4.4 • 1.4K Ratings

🗓️ 6 February 2024

⏱️ 42 minutes

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Super Bowl commercials cost 7 million for 30 seconds, Roger Goodell loves Taylor Swift, things that are true, a kid offered to eat a spoonful of peanut butter for every 50 followers, and your texts!

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0:00.0	Blah blah blah blah get up with Sarah and Venny legit yeah Alice at 973
0:08.0	Alice at 97 3 Sarah and Vinny Alice's morning show this part of the show is brought to you by our podcast every day this whole
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0:24.0	You don't have to miss a minute of our entertaining banter.
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0:46.0	It's time for a mini game.
0:48.0	Oh my.
0:50.0	Just a mini.
0:51.0	Over, under, or exactly. Oh. a 30 second
0:55.0	second ad at the Super Bowl cost 6.25 million dollars this year.
0:59.0	Over under or exactly.
1:02.0	Exactly. What was a number? 6.25 million for a 30 second ad.
1:09.3	Over. It is over. It's seven million dollars. Seven million bucks is what they're gonna is the average that people are gonna spend
1:18.3	There are like 80 to 100 ads 30 second ads per Super Bowl, which means as much as 700 million dollars just on
1:29.3	ads.
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