sot jim pisani "we're neutral. we want all 32 teams to perform well but we're just looking for a great super bowl." and a big part of enjoying it. is wearing your team colors. sot rob brodersen for the teams that are in it you want to represent your team. the event itself, just being part of it, everybody wants to have that shirt. " sot rodd blazek "we're going to do about 85-thousand shirts in this facility today. we're probably going to do about 25 different graphics. probably 12-13 for each team" over 1,000 employees in tampa stamp, dry and fold shirts lightning quick. sot pisani "we can print a t-shirt in 60 seconds." good thing, too. because there are a lot to print. "thousands. thousands" 500 thousand to be exact in one week.. which means this tampa company is making 500 thousand fans very happy. sot pisani "sometimes the smiles on their face says it all especially when it comes off the printer and it's in the store and it's on the site and they see the actually graphics. it's pretty impressive." that was bobb

pisani explaining what could go wrong. >> utility rs the best performers of the year. there's a couple of rea everybody's sot hot for utilities. first, they're a yield play. most utilities have a 3 to 4% dividend yield which are looking more attractive as bond yields have been dropping so far this year, but be careful. these stocks have a long history of dropping fast when the markets think interest rates are going up. will rates go up? it's hotly debated, but a real risk. investors believe utilities are a safe play. the stocks could go down. for these to keep going up, you have to assume rates will keep moving lower and you have to assume that investors will keep i fleeing e bro market. these are big asummits and it's likely one or both won't happen. leaves me with my last problem with utilities. the pe value rs at or near historic highs. most north of 20 for a utility, wow, so, enjoy the moment that utilities are having, but be careful. i'm bob pisani at the new york stock exchange. >> it isn day in new hampshire. a half million voters trudging through snow and skidding on ice to cast ballots in the nation