Show Notes
Amuse Booze: The Batanga Bar
Tanner and Jerry kick off Super Bowl Sunday with a guest who truly understands excess. Taylor Rause, Tanner’s business partner and the architect of what may be the most over-the-top Super Bowl party on record, joins the show to explain how and why he goes all in—from a massive food spread to 27 TVs so you never miss a play, even in the bathroom.
In the second segment, Tanner brings things back to earth with practical tips for hosting if you don’t want to go that hard—or for being the perfect guest when you’re attending someone else’s party. Then it’s pizza time: why pizza became synonymous with the Super Bowl, how there’s actually a worse topping than pineapple, and why pizza sales have quietly been declining in recent years.
The episode wraps with Touchdowns and Fumbles—the things we love to see at a Super Bowl party, and the things that absolutely ruin the vibe.
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