Super Bowl Eagles Chiefs is not only a duel of two great teams of the era, but also a clash between two cities with a cult local cuisine based on beef.
Mayor Philly Cherellle L. Parker placed a plant with the mayor of Kansas City Quinton Lucas on Friday morning Today Show: If the birds win, Lucas sends Parker a bit of a barbecue in Kansas City. If the bosses take off three, Parker will send cheese to Lucas.
Separately from the plant, the mayors also agreed to convey food to local hospitals to honor first line employees who will work during a great game. Parker puts in contribution to the university hospital in Temple.
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Betting Bonanza has expanded to members of Congress from both cities. US representative Emanuel Cleaver, a democrat, who represents Kansas City, again raised a storage-for-bbq plant, which he made with the representative of Philly Dwight Evans during the Super Bowl Lvia and extended the plant this year to cover other democratic representatives. Brendan Boyle from Northeast Philly and Mary Gay Scanlon from Swarthmore.
“I gladly got the next taste of the best #chiefteks philly after @chiefs #runitback on Sunday”, published Cleaver on social media. The legislator from Missouri cooperates with Bet with rep. Sharice Davids, a democrat, who represents the suburbs of Kansas City in Kansas.
Boyle He answered, saying Philly representatives “can’t wait to enjoy the barbecue in Kansas City after Saquon and the Eagle Feast on the Chief.”
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