Tonight's Super Bowl is a game changer, literally. First of all, only 25,000 fans are allowed to be at the game, with 7,500 being health care workers. (This may sound like a lot, especially during COVID, but this is by far the emptiest Super Bowl game ever; the previous record of 61,962, WAY MORE than 2021, was set at the first Super Bowl in 1967) There will also be 30,000 cut-outs of fans (sports looking like Wii Sports, ONCE AGAIN, due to COVID) as well, totalling out at 55,000, still less than the attendance of Super Bowl I of 61,962. I am predicting that the Buccaneers will win (Tom Brady), with a final score of 27 to 22, my lucky numbers. ALSO, FOR ANYONE PLANNING AN EVENT OR WATCH PARTY TONIGHT, PLEASE EITHER ADHERE TO COVID-19 GUIDELINES WITH YOUR EVENT, ONLY HOLD A WATCH PARTY WITH YOUR IMMEDIATE FRIENDS, AND IF POSSIBLE, I (AND THE CDC) HIGHLY SUGGEST THAT YOU HOLD A ZOOM/VIRTUAL WATCH PARTY BY SHARING YOUR SCREEN WITH THE NFL GAME ON YOUR BROWSER AND INVITING EVERYONE YOU...