Post by
mill44 on Feb 06, 2017 7:34pm
Superbowl
Dwindling interest does not necessarily mean there will be no more superbowl next year. But it will mean cheaper tickets, maybe less fuss. Definitely not business as usual if the drop is substancial.
If the loss of interest is short or long term, that can only be determined after the fact. It goes the same for a stock. It would be easy to trade the left side of a chart but they only let you use the right one, the big blank. You can assume now that the loss of interest in PGD is short term but to say that with certainty you will have to let some time pass.
Comment by
ekim on Feb 06, 2017 8:05pm
The way things are going in the US...it will no longer be the super bowl...it will be the soup or bowl. You have enough money to buy either the soup or the bowl....which one do you pick? LONG...PGD EKIM
Comment by
Silverwhere on Feb 06, 2017 8:14pm
Awesome summary ekim, lol.
Comment by
ntagain on Feb 06, 2017 10:18pm
Only 111 million watched in U.S. yesterday against 112 all time record last year. Some drop!
Comment by
griefman on Feb 06, 2017 11:43pm
All I know is that those 1 million less viewers missed an incredible last 20 minutes, as did I...darn kids, I always tell them the 3 golden rules: 1) don't get married 2) don't buy a house (anymore), and most importantly, 3) don't have kids... they like the last one the least, needless to say.