Love and Money: Unpacking the Valentine's Day Spending Phenomenon Plus Super Bowl Super Ratings

0:00This is Right About Now with Ryan Alford, a Radcast Network production. We are the number one business show on the planet with over 1 million downloads a month. Taking the BS out of business for over 6 years and over 400 episodes. You ready to start snapping next and cashing checks? Well, it starts right about now. Hello and welcome to Right About Now. It's Friday, February 14th, 2025. Happy Valentine's Day. Everyone out there, we love you. And hopefully you love us back. If you don't, then just pretend. You know, isn't that what makes the relationships go around? Faking it till you make it. Yeah, acting as if.

0:46Acting as if. I'm Ryan Alford, your host. I'm here in G Vegas, also known as Greenville, South Carolina, in the lovely social house on the Swamp Rabbit Trail downtown. Come by and see us anytime. My coworker lounge is the coolest spot in Greenville. Another cool spot is where my buddy Chris Hansen is down in Miami. What's up, Chris? What's up, Ryan? How you doing, Doug? I'm good, man. I got my noisemaker. That will come into effect here shortly. It's red, too, for Valentine's Day. You know, will you be mine, Chris, my friend? Maybe today. Just today. we hope everyone's you know getting hit by cupid or and nothing nefarious out there with hearts and dinners and lovely events and galentine's day was wonderful for you we need a men men in times day or something uh yeah guy in time day i don't know if that guillotine guillotine i don't know what do you call it dude dude time uh yeah i'm really i'm really trying to find some cool sounding but i can't yeah bro time i don't know who knows but anyway it's a day of love we do love you for choosing us we know you have choices so we appreciate you wherever you are whenever you are however you're listening in our business news here of the week on february 14 lots happening.

2:20We got two. Oh, he had so much happening. We had our boy David on yesterday. I mean, look, so many things happened. We had to have two news episodes. You're going to see more of that two to three a week when we can fit them in long-term. That's the plan. So David Caldwell, appreciate him, business mentor, ex-NFL, and just one hell of a good guy ultimately, right? Solid. Solid as we come. Yep. Might be your date tonight. I don't know. Could be. I might need to go grab a steak with one of the boys. I'd say there it is. You got got gallon. I do have a reservation. Ooh. Yeah. You don't or you do? No, I do.

2:56I had a reservation set at a steakhouse. It's the first year I've actually done that. Usually it's like when I have a girlfriend, I don't even plan it. But rolling solo, I figured, you know what? Homies always show a lot of love. Let me go get a steak with one of the boys. Yeah, I like that. Give you like a. So much better. I guess that's the point ahead. I picture you walking around your house narrating every like moment with this. Yes. Like your wife's like time for dinner and you're like boom, boom, boom. Yep. Yep. There it is. So, yes, I'm going to have fun with this. My kids, I'm doing it.

3:35We're open a pack of baseball cards and if, you know, if it's no good, it's like. Like Taylor Swift to the Super Bowl. Yeah. But hopefully it's. so uh i did want to talk about from a business perspective valentine's day is big business you know hearts and love and all that stuff we're going to talk about the economic valentine's day 2025 will create an economic impact in communities across the country here's some numbers they're staggering chris staggering so sure it is for everyone out there sit down if you aren't already The National Retail Federation estimates that 56 % of consumers plan to celebrate Valentine's Day.

4:18Hey, good for you. Good for you. So we like that. We want to celebrate the love. And with an estimated$27.5 billion spent on the holiday in the U.S. alone, that's about$188 a household. i'm seeing it real time man i saw last night i saw a lot of dudes walking around with flowers and balloons getting it in early dang a lot of a lot of money so what's popular this year for valentine's day we're gonna go down that path and we really play at the uschamber.com for the stats by the way uschamber.com good partner and friend of right about now we like chambers uh chris likes those torture chambers um so here we go flowers the society of american florists reports 250 million roses alone are prepared by u.s florists 250 mil that's a lot of roses man how many bushes is that dude where are they coming from where they come from where all these roses farms that is there's people that their whole living is made on roses like that's all they do they farm them all year it's all about love they're part of a wonderful time in people's lives we need to get one of them on the show yeah we should rose farmer rose farmer you know it every rose has its thorns they can talk about the thorns and the knot and i will promise not to ever sing again chocolate and candy sweets are the most popular gifts with 56 percent of americans planning to purchase candy all right proposals wallet hubs 2025 valentine's day survey notes that six million marriage proposals are made on february 14th each year and 36 percent of americans agree that proposing on valentine's day is romantic oh i was gonna say cringy but okay 36 romantic the guy in tines uh day here edition 36 so 64 percent thinks it's cringy so the majority still is anti-proposing on valentine's that's good to know we're in the majority there uh don't forget pets love to love they do love love to love them don't forget pets valentine's day isn't just a time to shower your classmates significant other or family with gifts.

6:50Capital One Shopping reports that pet owners spent$1.5 billion on Valentine's Day's gifts for their pets last year. $31.24 for dogs and$27.42 for cats on average. That tracks. less people having kids more people treating their animals like you know the most disappointing fact of all of that is how close the the number is for the cats is to the dogs i mean that's just bullshit we know like you don't think cat people love their cats as equal as they do but the cats don't earn it as much they don't earn it let's be honest the dogs should get twice as much you know like they're twice there's a four times is better four times is that's my uh grammar for the day four times better and they get only i don't know five percent less money spent on them oh man i'm gonna have to really fight that i'll let you die on that hill you like cats i've met some good cats in my day oh come on and i've I've got some friends that are cat owners, so I can't.

8:08And I love them. So, you know. Okay. Balance. We need them. We need them. Our relationship just changed. I don't want a cat in my house, though. I'll make that very clear. I don't want to own one. But I'm a dog guy through and through, bro. You know that. I know that. Storm's hearing every word you're saying. And I'm going to have to come rescue you if you talk about cats anymore. He heard a cat. He peeked around the corner. Local restaurants step up on Cupid's big day. Dining out on Valentine's Day represents a large portion of consumer spending, positively impacting workers and businesses through more tips and bigger overall dining checks.

8:52Yes. I can attest to that. According to survey data from Toast, Valentine's Day was big business for restaurants last year, even though the holiday fell in the middle of the week. Overall transactions were up 41 % at full-service restaurants for that same day. Takeout sales were up 46%. Diners were out later with the busiest time being 7 p.m. The same survey listed steak, seafood, sushi, and pasta as top food items on Valentine's Day compared with a typical Wednesday at a full-service restaurant. It says Valentine's Day is a great time for establishments to offer their customers specials, including gift cards, perks, and cross-business promotions.

9:37So if you aren't doing that, you're listening early in the day. You need to get on that. But a Friday night, man. Friday night, Valentine's Day. You know how hard it is probably to get in? You can't get in anywhere on Friday night anyway. You're too late now, dude. You know what would be super romantic and different? Waffle House on Valentine's Day. You gave me a girl that wants to go to Waffle House on Valentine's Day and then have a wedding ring. You know, bring a shape that they could do, like a heart-shaped waffle or something. Definitely they could do that. And see if they'll let you bring in, like, some champagne or something.

10:12A little mimosa. I don't know if they'll do that, but maybe just sneak it in. I mean, I'm full of ideas here. Every woman that listens to this show just unsubscribed. They're like, I ain't going to no Waffle House. Yeah. And they might not want their boyfriend listening either after that. I know. I'm just saying, here's where the idea is not to be cheap. The idea is actually more thoughtful. It's unique. It's probably one of the only places that you might could slip in on a Friday night on Valentine's Day. And you know what? The company makes the date, not where you go. My grandmother always said, it's the company you keep, whether having steaks or hot dogs.

10:55It doesn't matter. This is true. God bless her. Yeah, God bless her. It's very true. It is very true. Hey, and you know what? From a marketing standpoint, if you're in the social media game, you're going to stand out much different if you're posting at Waffle House for your Valentine's dinner. Exactly. It's a moment in time. It's a curveball. Yeah. It's kind of a throwback. Agreed. Hit me in the DMs if you want to hit Waffle House. Yeah, exactly. Chris is single. Hey, ask Chris out. You know, still got time. We record this a day early, so you got time. DM Chris. You'll be hearing it Friday morning, hopefully, our loyal listeners playing it first thing on this road mill or wherever you are.

11:37But yeah, get out there. Make it happen. So lots of, I mean, I still go back to the very right where we started there. A big$27.5 billion. We throw numbers around a lot. That's a lot of money, man. I was surprised by the$188 per household. I mean, that candy for your kids is just not, you know, take those Valentines to school. Even if you think a dozen roses in a dinner nowadays, I would run you 180. That's why you got to go to Waffle House, man. You know, Waffle House. It's not fast food. You know, you get, it's home cooked right there. It is. It's made to order. Made to order. Go to a breakfast place.

12:23Breakfast for dinner. Go to IHOP, you know, or Denny's. hey it could be a little breakfast and take a little thermos with mimosas or something make it romantic take your roses in there and you know make it happen just just some terrible ideas for me just just not because i think they're actually bad ideas but because i do know and have been married twice and very happily married the second time that i know better that that doesn't that shit don't fly but they don't they don't see the same sentiment that you do in it you know the romantic side that you see is not no and i would go i'd go overboard i'd get the heart shaped thing and go in there like pre and talk to the walthouse be like can y 'all make this can you i'd slip him a hundo or something and be like come on make me a heart shape you would do it upright do it real nice do it real nice just for you oh i'm glad i hope everyone enjoyed the Valentine's Day economic special here.

13:21Now moving on to the other news, other regularly scheduled programming here. China launches limited tariffs after Trump imposes sweeping new levies. We've got levies and tariffs and, you know, levies are broken. Says new U.S. tariffs on China. Trump imposed a 10 % tariff on Chinese imports. China responded with targeted tariffs on$20 billion worth of U.S. imports. China seeks to avoid escalation in aims for negotiations. I mean, that's what needs to happen. We're in a world economy now. I'm not defending China, believe me. No, we already went on that escapade last week with TikTok. I'm just saying, but at the same time, let's get to the negotiation table.

14:15right i mean this is standard negotiating this is how you do business you know i mean and i can't remember which president it was i was reading yesterday i want to don't quote me i want to say james madison but it was a president that eliminated our national debt in one of basically the top three things he did was tariffs yeah so i thought this had all sort of been you know started to get there. But it sounds like it's still waffling back and forth a bit with threats and stuff like that. But I will say one thing that's unfortunately still waffling, which is inflation. And here's, I want to table this a little bit.

14:56You know, we try to tell all sides here. I mean, you probably know where my beliefs and a lot of my policy leanings are, but they're not political leanings, they're policy leanings. And I'll say this, I would say this no matter who was the president, I really would. It's February. We've been in office for 30 days, give or take. Everyone should know this, nothing a president does or enacts is, you know, you can enact things, And I love the actions that are taking place in this administration. But the impact, the outcomes of these enactments and policies, they don't happen in 30 days. So I just think we've got to be careful with both positive and negative news not to weigh it too much.

15:51I much like what we talked about earlier this week, the activity going on. Oh, I like it a lot. But the impact of that positive or negative is not taking place. And when looking at inflation, which worsened in January with prices for groceries and gasoline higher, that I don't lay at the feet of the new administration. so and i and this particular article wasn't necessarily going there but it had a hint of it and it's like uh no matter what side it is i'd be going one month 30 days in they haven't caused more inflation now donald trump's come out said there could be short-term pain with some of the things he's doing and getting people to the negotiation table so i respect him for saying that but even him saying that doesn't mean it's actually here yet i mean i agree chris like if we had inflation increases in january i had nothing very little minuscule amounts to do with the new administration no and if it was the other side they would definitely say oh well this is obviously from the last administration exactly and i know we've said this before like you can't turn a ship on a dime and i think what popped in my head was obviously a gym you know comparison of like you just get back in the gym and you work out for the first time you're gonna be sore a little bit before you start seeing the results and the gains and the positive progress so in my mind actions are being taken one where previously it seemed not much was getting done at all actions are being taken you know we're tossing the rock in the pond the ripples are going out and we're gonna see you know what breaks on the shoreline essentially but i think from a business owner's standpoint you can relate you know we've been in this where you're negotiating you're trying to work a deal it can take weeks you know just to get the agreement set in place and then it can take weeks to actually start seeing the changes happen and the the results come in right so So I think everyone would love a very quick fix.

18:00We'd love inflation to go down, housing to be more affordable, groceries to go back down. But like you said, dude, we're not even in the first quarter yet. We just popped the top on this. Exactly. So I think we've got to be patient a little bit. And I think you nailed it with the current administrator. Or, you know, whoever was in office would be going, this is at the table. I think the bigger challenge in the same article that's going to come to a head, Chris, is the interest rate things. You know, they're not going to want to lower them with inflation where it's at. Trump's belief, along with mine, I've shared it before, way before, it had anything to do with Trump being in office, which is the interest rates and mortgages and refinances get this ball rolling.

18:51and I recognize the inflation thing and people smarter than me, you know, do some of these things, but we got to be careful with not bringing, continuing to bring that down if at all possible. I don't know if you agree. Yeah. And I had a call earlier today with a buddy of mine in the mortgage real estate business, and he actually has put an offer on a house himself. He's like, I'm not going to lie, man. He goes, that monthly payment, like I had sticker shock just because the interest rates right now and he's in the business he knows what he's doing you know so kind of the same sentiment is like i know we all want to rush to fix things but right now we kind of just need to sit and know like you know the cruise ship is slowly turning right yeah we don't feel it we don't see it but it's still doing it right so it's kind of just just got to hold on tight man we're still in the trenches we're climbing up peaks and valleys you know yeah i like that cruise ship analogy because dude i don't like to cruise i've but the last when you go on them though the motion is so subtle though it's like you go to sleep you're in the middle of nowhere and you wake up and you're in a beautiful you know caribbean spot you don't feel the rock and you don't feel the moves or the waves and all that but it's happening you're getting to a destination and it could be the caribbean and blue water it could be you know titanic hopefully not pretty dramatic i mean i'm just saying there's icebergs out there i'm thinking i watch cruise ships leave every day literally when i'm playing paddle that's why the analogy came to me and i'm like dear god i'm just saying not as dramatic of a right people dying i'm just saying like yeah you know there's icebergs everywhere and you don't know four years ago they were turning the ship and you're watching them implement dei policies and you're thinking fuck the ship is turning in the wrong direction and now at least i can see positive of the plays being made seem to be good plays even though we haven't scored a touchdown yet right yep so but you got trump saying one thing you got the fed reserve chair jerome powell saying we do not need to be in a hurry well i'll speak for myself i don't really care what the fed has to say i don't have a whole lot of faith in them they haven't exactly done right by us i'm gonna say something and i'm probably gonna regret it but because somebody's gonna dm me that's probably smarter than me and like all this but or just thinks they are

21:33inflation hurts the most when you don't have the money to pay it so if we get the ball spinning is the inflation felt less even if it sort of continues a bit like i don't i know you can't outrun that thing but you know what i'm saying like if americans have you get the interest rates slower, get more money in the market, you get more money in everybody's pockets, theoretically. I'm not saying you can't worry about inflation. I'm not insinuating that, but it just seems contrary to go the other direction.

22:13I don't know. Know what I'm saying, Chris? if you got five dollar eggs but the interest rates are low and you got more money in your checkbook yeah you know it's like again someone's far me is going to go well you can't outrun that rate or whatever but i'm not saying we don't need to get the the cost of things down but i think some of the inflation wages to catch up Yeah. You know. But the wages aren't going to catch up if money's not in the mark. It in. The interest rate money, you know, of refinancing and just the, I don't know, the swell of all that. Smarter people than me. I'm sure Jerome Powell, other than just being Jerome, is smarter than me.

23:00What you doing, Jerome? Anyway. Super Bowl 59 attracts a record 127.7 million viewers. That's a lot of damn viewers. Record viewership, Super Bowl 59 attracted historic 127.7 million viewers, as per Nielsen, making it the most watched and streamed Super Bowl to date or ever. Broadcast and streaming, the game aired on Fox's broadcast network, Spanish language Fox Deportes and NBC Universal's Telemundo. It was also available on Tubi and the NFL's digital platforms. Fox reported over$800 million in advertising revenue across all platforms with individual spots costing up to$8 million. We talked about that a couple weeks ago.

23:52Oh, nice little day there. $800 million. That's insane, bro. A lot of money. Live sports, man. Still there. Sports. People want to watch that. The live sports, the other linear TV, not so great, terrible, you know, streaming's where it's at, but it's live sports, Superbowl. And that's where, you know, we had a debate on, I had a debate on LinkedIn with some people about advertising. I'm like, eh, you know, people say, Oh, I just, I'd buy a million dollars in Facebook ads. That's not the same. And it depends on what you're trying to do. I'm not suggesting that everyone makes sense, but you actually have people paying attention to the ads, which is unique.

24:31And so anyway, I thought the ads sucked, though. I mean, this might have been an episode that just talked about Super Bowl ads. But, you know, quite frankly, and I had a few people, most people agreed and some people. But there was like three or four that were memorable. And there was a lot of turds, if you ask me. A lot of people trying to be creative and working too hard, but not. It's like, what the hell is incoherent? Like, it wasn't even funny. I was like, what is this? Did you watch much of the Super Bowl? I didn't watch any of the Super Bowl. Dude, you're the non-sportziest guy I know. I didn't even remember it was Super Bowl till like 5 p.m.

25:10that night. What were you doing? Like walking storm or something? Yeah, and I actually went and had dinner with a buddy and his wife, and he played football. I mean, he was an athlete. He was a football, baseball player, played college ball. It's so funny. The people that are in it, and it's a lot, 127 mil. Might want to hold on to that one. Like half the country. Yeah. But you're either in it or you're not. It's like, if you're not, it's just another, it's just, all right. And I know that's kind of a no shit statement, but it's like, it seems like it's all or nothing. If I had someone like, hey, I'm having a Super Bowl party, and I was like, oh, that'll be fun, you know, I'll do that.

25:47But like when I was at my house, I'm like, I don't really care. I'll see the cool parts on social media. But if you rewind last week's episode, I did open a pack of cards, and there was a certain player on the front of it. And anyone that wanted to listen, I said the Eagles will win by two touchdowns. And Saquon Barkley was the first card pulled. I said, this might be an omen. And they did win. I mean, it was a loyal beatdown. I mean, a beatdown. You should maybe start sports betting, Brian. No, absolutely not. I am opening our good friends at Panini, Don Russ. Because let's just see. Maybe we'll use this pack to predict next year's winner.

26:32Who's on the front? Oh, wow. Next year's Super Bowl winner right now. Wow. And this is who I'd probably pick. Who would you most likely pick right now after the most recent Super Bowl? The Eagles. Darius Slay. Eagles on the front again. Oh, my gosh. Telling you. Go ahead and put your money in. Guaranteed. Not really. This is just, you know, we're an opinion show. This is not betting advice. However, Darius Slade Jr. right on the front, Eagles. Let's see if there's any other tail signs here in these packs. These are Don Russ football cards, 2024. Devontae Adams, Justin Herbert. And look, oh, the special card in the pack, Chris.

27:19This is meant to be. I'll put all your money. I'm putting five Gs on it today. Super Bowl next year. will shipley he went to clemson and he's on the eagles and he is the special rookie card in the pack are you kidding me i can't make this stuff up the eagles are definitely winning i'm putting five g's on it today maybe well i'm just telling you there you got to admit that's a little random right there's 32 teams that i was gonna ask was this printed post super bowl this pack of cards. Oh, no, it was before. Hey, we can go conspiracy, right? Where supposedly certain teams, they choose who's going to win certain years.

28:01Could be. Maybe they're putting predictive programming in. Do you use peppers? Is that another Eagles? No. Terry Arnold plays for Detroit. Detroit, if you go by the rookies in the pack, and this could totally make, well, Detroit's NFC. Can't be Detroit and Philly in the Super Bowl. They could be in the AFC Championship. Andre Reid, Anthony Munoz, old school guys. But the tell here is the main two people out of the pack are Eagles. And the special rookie card is my boy Will Shipley who had some great returns in the playoffs. And I'm telling you, it's meant to be Eagles next year. Appreciate it.

28:45Panini Donruss for the packs that owe cards. uh super bowl is it's just huge huge numbers all the way around want to move on to the last article of the day tom brady buys ownership stake in the sports card collectibles company it's perfect timing right we go from one another this is all aligning perfectly with my new passions tom brady's new venture new adventure and venture seven-time super bowl champion tom Tom Brady has accepted a 50 % stake in Card Vault, a sports card memorabilia retailer. This comes to us from our friends at CNBC.com. Rebranding and expansion. The company will be renamed Card Vault by Tom Brady.

29:36Plans include rapid expansion in sports hubs and a flagship store at the American Dream Mall. card collecting has seen a significant revival since the pandemic with record-breaking sales fueling growth in the industry hey we're telling you this people you think i'm just you know being into something that i'm into a lot of people are into this shit and making a lot of money and it's fun so this is cool i did go online the card vault your prices were a little little high um nonetheless tom get the fyi just fyi guys oh the upcoming flagship store at the american dream mall that's a pretty cool mall you've been to that no it's huge it's crazy i i would love to go i was just thinking today as a roller coaster i think if i'm remembering right i miss a good friday saturday night at the mall man yeah dude mall rats just bring me back yeah get some sabaro's pizza new york's finest

30:41yeah i'd be like orange chicken in the food court yeah orange chicken sabaro's and you know like some generic chick-fil-a or a little panda express oh hey i like what you did hey no i want to get a one of those auntie ann's uh you know what i'm talking about pretzel yeah oh yeah we're making you hungry now you walk by auntie ann's that dough smell that dough and cinnamon oh it's like walking dispensers and it's like the two best bites you ever have and then from there on it's like then you just feel the sitting so well yeah i don't feel so good i don't maybe it's the mall churros oh yeah it was the orange chicken mixed with the auntie ann's yeah blue raspberry icy i don't know why my stomach hurts here's tom brady's vision this isn't just about buying and selling cars it's about curating history building community turning fans into collectors and giving them access to own great moments in history you think brady really said that or that is pr guy i just when i've seen him talk i've never that would be like me talking like that it's just not yes i it's very hr sounding it is sounds like that was a that sounds like i'm calling ar ai or your pr director and he i'm sure they texted him hey you good with this quote uh yeah good with it so they're like tom we need a quote and he's like all right let me pull up chat gpt real quick yeah exactly it does it does it's very clean and simple and very yes curating history building community it's like the buzzwords yeah curating history building community turning fans into collectors and giving them access to own great moments in sports i mean that could be a commercial right there i think that's their new commercial card card vault.com yeah it could that be the tagline right there it's not just about buying and selling cards it's about curating history yeah it's about building community turning fans into collectors collectors into dreamers dreamers into the next card superstar welcome to card vault i added a little bit there for a fact hey you can hire me for that give you voiceover or free lines whatever you need you would love that it will not oh god be awesome i would totally do that and i won't make it i don't need chat gtbd it's a theater of my mind uh it card business is huge business it's uh i'm about to go home my parents i still got a three ring binder with a bunch of cards from back in the day like ken griffey jr and stuff like that dude take some pictures and send that shit to me i will i'm interested i might be sitting on a gold mine you might be at least you have tell my net but don't Don't sell it.

33:31Don't sell it. I might buy it from you. I'll sell the card shop for like 60%. I might give you less than that. Okay. Let's see. I'm just kidding. Sort of. Oh, we appreciate everyone. Last bit of news. Beer industry is in decline as craft breweries face higher costs. I just think people are drinking less, man. I'm drinking less. People are drinking less. I think it's just less is more. I actually have a buddy in Atlanta that opened a craft brewery and he's killing it. But I think, I think one, people are drinking less too. I think these craft breweries are offering better food options with the drinking.

34:10Yes. That's where I think these food halls kind of micro breweries, that's where I can see, I've seen more people kind of into that. Totally. Which I think is great. Yeah. I think it's cool. I look at it like you're supporting small business. My buddy is doing great. I'm super happy for them. And it's, uh, and I think some of those beers are even healthier. They are some of them. I think less of the bad stuff and, or maybe, I don't know, you're getting some grain. Maybe because you got higher alcohol and you drink less. Maybe that's what it is. Yeah. Like 12%. Exactly. Yeah. You're not going to be slamming.

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