Tevere, your guest is as good as mine. It's an easy game to play. We pick from one of two categories there, and you try to get some of the right in said category before three strikes and you're out. Steve, who is our contestant? Ready to play your guest is as good as mine. Hello, Brock. Welcome to the program. And your guest is as good as mine. Okay, Brock, here you go.

Just out today, we have the 15 cities in the United States with the worst traffic. A report looked into traffic congestion across the country, found that the typical driver lost 49 hours in traffic in 2025.

That is a six-hour jump from 2024. And it costs the country about $85 billion, an increase of 11% from last year. So we have the 15 cities that have the worst traffic in the United States.

And also for you, a Brock, a new study came out that revealed the most expensive NFL teams to support on Game Day.

So the 10 most expensive NFL teams for fans based on average ticket price, cost of a 16 ounce beer, parking, hot dog price in the stadium.

So you can either go with the top 10 or the bottom 10 on that category or the 15 cities in the U.S. with the worst traffic.

Where are you going to go?

Originally, the cities would be kind of, I feel like, easier, but since the hotts are doing so

well, I'm going to go with the NFL.

Okay.

Are you going to go with the most expensive stadiums in the United States to see a football game or the least?

I'm going to go most expensive, I believe.

Most expensive. Okay. You know the game is played, Brock.

Try to get as many right in second category before three strikes your outs. As far as the fan experience goes, again, this includes the ticket price, beer, food, and parking.

That's how they determined which team cost fans the most to support in person during the 2024 season.

So what's your first guess?

On your guess is as good as mine.

I feel like this is going to be harder than I think, but, I mean, you have to go with, like, Dallas to start with, I guess.

The Dallas Cowboys. The Dallas Cowboys.

The Dallas Cowboys are the ninth most expensive place to see a football game.

So, to give you an example, the average ticket price in Dallas is about $167.

The cost for a 16-ounce beer is $9.50.

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