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I'm Virginia Allen.

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So next week is a big week. We have both the Super Bowl on Sunday and Valentine's Day on Tuesday. So I got a little bit curious thinking about these two major events that happen every year and how much money they both bring in. So I did a little research, but I want to get y'all's guesses first.

Do you think that the Super Bowl makes more money or Valentine's Day?

My guess is the Super Bowl.

Valentine's Day, I mean, people buy stuff, but you don't buy that expensive of gifts on Valentine's Day.

I disagree. I think Valentine's Day, just because there's been this reawakening of like Galentine's Day, you know, those types of little spin-offs. I think the Super Bowl probably does make a lot of like food sales and money, which, you know, in some total. In ad sales. Oh, ad sales, that's a good point. But Valentine's Day too, right? Because there's ads for Valentine's Day. I know I've been getting endless emails. Please, please buy this. You need chocolate? I'm like, no, I don't. No, I don't. I'm like, the ads I get are like, buy this hard-shaped pizza for Valentine's Day. And I'm like, hmm. Maybe I will. Me, myself and I.

Well, my thought was, oh, for sure, it's got to be the Super Bowl.

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