Silly me.  I thought I could quickly drive to my local supermarket for non-breaded hot and spicy chicken wings an hour before the start of the Super Bowl.  They were sold out and frantically in the process of cooking more.  Unless I had pre-ordered, it would be at least an hour before they could fill my order.  Every checkout line was full.  Were the majority of patrons last-minute Super Bowl shoppers like me? I thought, I bet similar scenarios are happening across America: mega-millions preparing to watch the Super Bowl.  Imagine all the businesses that profit from the Super Bowl. One of the few people who could care less about the game is my wife Mary.  She thoroughly enjoyed watching the “Puppy Bowl.” Having to settle for bar-b-que spareribs, I watched the game alone on my 60-inch flat-screen TV.  It was fun texting my brothers, my daughter, and a few friends about the game, before, during, and after. A term frequently...(Read Full Post)