Super Bowl Brings Big Business To Town

It’s arguably the biggest sports day of the year for Americans

 

“Oh I love it, favorite time of year!” said New York native Jayson Pease.

 

And it’s one of the busiest for restaurants across the country as well.

 

Dreamland Barbecue has been working overtime today to satisfy a lot of take out orders.

 

“This is going to be a great day.I’m expecting a great outcome. Usually our sundays are pretty steady, but today has been a big crowd, especially when kids eat free on Sundays,” said Jenlisa Knight, employee at Dreamland.

 

They’re also expecting a big crowd to come in and watch the game. 

 

“That’s right. We have a lot of parties set up. We have a party of 25 that’s supposed to be coming in around 5 oclock,” said Knight.

 

Jayson Pease is in town from New York, and he’s been hunting for the best food in town.

 

“Good food is important. Wings and beer of course during the Super Bowl.

 

Speaking of wings, the national chicken council expects Americans to eat about 1.25 billion wings during the game, about 20 million more than last year.

 

According to Nielsen, a majority of people stay home to watch the game, almost 9 out of 10 actually. But that’s still a lot of people who go out to watch the game. 

 

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So far we’ve seen a lot of people come in, it’s going to be busy because it’s super bowl sunday. Everybody comes down to dreamland. 

 

Dreamland Barbecue expects to do over five thousand dollars worth of business between take out orders and dine in customers.