Informative Essay: The Super Bowl

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The Super Bowl. Many Americans love to party and watch it, but why is it on a Sunday? Kids and parents need to sleep so the can be ready for school or work. Should it be moved to Saturday or should it stay a Sunday?

Up past 12:00 A.M, nobody wants to get up early on a Monday morning to go to work. Most people have to work or go to school, so why have the Super Bowl the day before we start our week? Lots of people would love to throw huge parties and invite all their friends and families, but what’s the point when you have to go to work or school. According to www.foxsports.com, about 16.5 million Americans say they may not go to work the Monday after the Super Bowl and only about 7.5 million Americans show up late to work.
On Saturdays,

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