FIRST EVER OFFICIAL SPORTS HANGOVER DAY ENCOURAGES AMERICANS TO SKIP WORK THE DAY AFTER THE SUPER BOWL

According to the New York Post, 1 in 4 Americans say that the day after the Super Bowl should be declared a National Holiday. The Sports Hangover, a popular podcast among sports fans, has finally answered American’s wishes.

February 3rd 2020 marks the first annual National Sports Hangover Day, as declared by the Hangover Network. This holiday states that the Monday after Super Bowl Sunday should officially be a day of rest.

The Super Bowl is undoubtedly the most-watched sporting event of the year. It’s no surprise that the day after Super Bowl has become known unofficially as “super sick Monday”.

An estimated 17.2 million people missed work the day after last year’s Super Bowl when the Patriots beat the Rams in 2019. This marked the largest ever anticipated day of Super Bowl-related absenteeism since 2005. In addition, 26% of workers feel less productive on the day after Super Bowl.

NAtional Sports Hangover Day

National Sports Hangover Day was coined by podcast hosts Michael Benatar and Jeremy Garrison. The duo has always dreamed of the day that the Monday post-Super Bowl would become an official holiday, letting sports fans everywhere stay home from work and do absolutely nothing. They can now rest assured that American’s can enjoy their Super Bowl festivities without the fear of a hangover at work.

ABOUT THE SPORTS HANGOVER

Co-hosts Michael Benatar and Jermey Garrison (known on air as JDawg) started podcasting since 2007. The Sports Hangover, a sports podcast established in 2011 a part of the Hangover Network, which includes a variety of sports and pop culture podcasts including Vodcast Soda, What the Puck?, Fantasy Focused, Call Me Crazy: I started a business, Super Pod Bros, and the American Man Podcast.

To become a fan of the sports hangover go to www.Hangover.network