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The game is such an event that it's hard to get up on Monday. Many people call in sick or take personal time to recover. And if your team lost...you are in no mood..... You can stay up later without the worry of work.
I agree, I hate it being so late on Sunday. 6:30 PM EST, I want it at 1:00PM or on Saturday would be great. I never get to go to my brothers or anywhere because it is so late on Sundays.
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Originally Posted by tasmtairy
I agree, I hate it being so late on Sunday. 6:30 PM EST, I want it at 1:00PM or on Saturday would be great. I never get to go to my brothers or anywhere because it is so late on Sundays.
Great idea.
Or I would even settle for 4:00.
Last edited by Summerz; 01-27-2010 at 06:00 PM..
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Would be good for fans but awful for the dining industry. True a lot of people go to bars for the SB, but regular restaurants would lose a lot of money. Saturday night is the biggest dining out night of the week. I would supposed movie theaters would as well. You know the ever popular Saturday night affair of dinner and a movie.
Would be good for fans but awful for the dining industry. True a lot of people go to bars for the SB, but regular restaurants would lose a lot of money. Saturday night is the biggest dining out night of the week. I would supposed movie theaters would as well. You know the ever popular Saturday night affair of dinner and a movie.
You can't stay up past 10? Do your parents turn off the tv and tell you to go to bed or something?
I have job to go to the next day.....a good night's sleep is good for that.
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