Super Bowl
Title: The Super Bowl - a Big BusinessAttention getting sentence: The event that produces more parties than New Year's and causes people to eat almost as much food as on Thanksgiving I the Super Bowl.Thesis statement: The Super Bowl is a significant business event that verges on holiday status to its spectators.A. Economic significance for the host cityA. Economic significance for the host citySix months before game day, organizers of Super Bowl XXXVII are working overtime to prepare for San Diego's hosting of football's grand finale of the year. The addition of the necessary seats to bring the stadium capacity to 70,000 (an NFL requirement) was already underway. The site for a mini-theme park called The NFL Experience was selected. All of this costs the host city a lot of money, but they feel the economic benefits will exceed the money spent in preparation to host this event. The city feels that the economic benefits of San Diego's last Super Bowl in 1998 are still being reaped. More than 125,000 hotel rooms were occupied during the S
Super Bowl stapes are chips, dip, buffalo wings, sandwiches, pizza, nachos, salsa, and a variety of beverages. Advertisers can exhibit their wares to a diverse group of people, with some watching only for the commercials. The economic times are tight for advertising budgets, so companies have to think long and hard before paying top dollar prices for a few seconds between touchdowns. These cameras were used in the stadium for weeks prior to the Super Bowl and helped catch a rowdy fan who had been thrown out of the stadium and who tried to sneak back in.
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