With Super Bowl XLVI this Sunday, BTR Pulse’s Lauren Hawker hit the streets of New York City to discuss the New York Giants and New England Patriots rematch, gauge people’s thoughts on who will win, and see how local bars and patrons plan to celebrate one of the year’s biggest sporting events.
Featured song: ”Closer” by The Bowery Riots
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