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Thank you. Welcome to this episode of Kennedy saves the world.

And today we're going to save you from a monotonous Super Bowl.

We are going to make it super.

We're talking about food.

We're talking about quarterbacks.

We are talking about legacy, what this means, how to bet, how much you could make, and how much companies are spending on Super Bowl ads. It is the one broadcast left that

people actually tune in for. The Grammys, pretty much done. The Oscars, they exist in no one.

The Golden Globes might as well throw them in the garbage. But the Super Bowl, despite the

problems the league has had over the past decade, it still remains America's appointment viewing.

And there's no one I'd rather chat about this with than America's appointment gambler, who has lost more money on football than you and I will make in our lifetimes.

Jimmy Phala, welcome back to Kennedy Saves the World.

Hi, and yes. Hi, Jim. Thanks for having me on before the Super Bowl, because I can assure you all be here. Like, if you booked me the day after the Super Bowl, there's no guarantee I'm showing up. At least not with kneecaps. Yeah, sometimes I've been hiding. You know what it's like to say to your son, Lincoln? If any point, I start speaking Mandarin, run.

You know what I mean?

Because I've been into some hairy situations. You know what it's like to say to your son, Lincoln? If any point, I start speaking Mandarin, run.

You know what I mean?

Because I've been into some hairy situations with the bookie over the years.

But I'm right now in good standing.

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