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10% of People Have a Secret Chili Recipe They’ll Never Share

Have you ever heard the expression, “you can’t take it with you”?

The idea is that “material possessions, wealth, and worldly goods are ultimately left behind when you die, so you should focus on experiences, relationships, and living a meaningful life rather than accumulating excessive riches.”

There is a gray area when it comes to knowledge though… like family secrets.

According to a survey, 10% of people say they have a secret chili recipe and they’ll never share it with anyone.

Not their kids. Not their spouse. Not even that one friend who always hosts the Super Bowl party. Apparently, chili loyalty runs deep. If you try to corner these people to ask what they put in it (other than the obvious things you can see, like all those beans) they’ll surely say something like, “Oh, I don’t know, I just threw something together.” Yeah… right.

Here are some more results from the survey:

1.  68% of people say they love chili and another 27% “like” it.  Which means a whopping 95% of people are on board with chili in some form.

2.  The five most popular toppings or side dishes with chili are cheese… crackers… cornbread… sour cream… and tortilla chips.

3.  26% of people like it as spicy as possible.

4.  And 14% admit that it gives them gas. That number feels… low. Either some people are lying, or others are in deep denial. Chili is delicious, but it absolutely comes with consequences, especially if you went heavy on the beans, onions, and spice. And whatever the other “secret” ingredients are.

Here Is Who Is Going to Win Every NFL Playoff Game

The NFL playoffs start next weekend, SB Nation has ranked all of them according to their likelihood of winning it all.

Here’s how they see it:

  1. Seattle Seahawks
  2. Los Angeles Rams
  3. San Francisco 49ers
  4. Buffalo Bills
  5. Denver Broncos
  6. New England Patriots
  7. Philadelphia Eagles (defending champs)
  8. Jacksonville Jaguars
  9. Chicago Bears
  10. Houston Texans
  11. Los Angeles Chargers
  12. Green Bay Packers
  13. Pittsburgh Steelers
  14. Carolina Panthers

But who you got? I saw screw all the prognosticators. (Had to check that spelling.)

Here is what’s going to happen this weekend:

Rams 38 – Panthers 17

Bears 35 – Packers 34

Bills 31 – Jaguars 26

49ers 27 – Eagles 24

Patriots 24 – Chargers 20

Texans 20 – Steelers 14

Then we go on to the divisional round:

Bills 24 – Broncos 21

Patriots 20 – Texans 19

Seahawks 23 – 49ers 14

Rams 42 – Bears 38

And then for the AFC and NFC championship:

Bills 27 – Patriots 24

Rams 28 – Seahawks 21

And of course this will be the first time in history the BILLS win a Super Bowl. Josh Allen is too handsome, he should be holding the Lombardi.

Bills 35 – Rams 31

ORCHARD PARK, NEW YORK – SEPTEMBER 7: Josh Allen #17 of the Buffalo Bills celebrates after a touchdown during an NFL football game against the Baltimore Ravens at Highmark Stadium on September 07, 2025 in Orchard Park, New York.
(Photo by Michael Owens/Getty Images)

Bad Bunny Got the Super Bowl Halftime Show After Taylor Swift Allegedly Said No

Bad Bunny is officially headlining the 2026 Super Bowl Halftime Show, but word is he wasn’t the first pick.

According to industry chatter, that honor went to Taylor Swift, who reportedly passed on the gig because, well, she didn’t feel like doing it for free.

The announcement dropped during “Sunday Night Football” last night, confirming that the Puerto Rican superstar will take the stage at Super Bowl 60 on February 8th, 2026, at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California, home of the San Francisco 49ers. But behind the scenes, Taylor Swift was allegedly in negotiations to headline before walking away from the deal.

An unnamed music executive told reporters that Taylor wasn’t being “difficult” or asking for special favors, but simply standing her ground.

Quote, “She wasn’t asking for favors, she was asking for respect. Taylor knows her worth. She knows the kind of ratings she brings, the global attention she commands. She wasn’t about to hand that over for free.”

Still, Bad Bunny stepping in isn’t exactly a downgrade. The reggaeton star has dominated charts, sold out tours, and become one of the most-streamed artists on the planet. His performance is expected to bring in a massive international audience and continue the NFL’s recent streak of featuring global superstars.

He wasted no time making it clear what the moment means to him. In a statement, he wrote:

“What I’m feeling goes beyond myself. It’s for those who came before me and ran countless yards so I could come in and score a touchdown… this is for my people, my culture, and our history. Ve y dile a tu abuela, que seremos el HALFTIME SHOW DEL SUPER BOWL.”

The Halftime Show is considered one of the biggest stages in the world, pulling in more viewers than most award shows and even rivaling the game itself. But what many fans don’t realize is that artists don’t actually get paid for performing. The NFL covers production costs, but the exposure is supposed to be the “payment.” For an artist like Taylor Swift, who already sells out stadiums globally, that exposure may not feel like enough.

So while Swifties may have to wait a little longer for their queen to take over halftime, fans of Bad Bunny now have something huge to look forward to in 2026. One thing’s for sure: the Halftime Show is still one of the most coveted spots in entertainment, even if the paycheck is technically zero.

Will Taylor Swift Play the Super Bowl Halftime Show? Swifties Think So

Only Taylor Swift could have people dissecting sourdough bread like it’s a Da Vinci Code clue. And yep, Swifties are losing their minds because they think she low-key hinted she’s headlining the Super Bowl 60 Halftime Show.

Here’s how we got here: Taylor popped onto the “New Heights” podcast last week and casually mentioned that sourdough has basically taken over her life. She even said she spends about 60% of her time talking about it. Normal people? They’d laugh and move on. Swifties? They’ve already built a wall of red string on their conspiracy boards.

The evidence, your honor:

Super Bowl 60 is happening at Levi’s Stadium, home of the San Francisco 49ers. Their mascot? Sourdough Sam. You see it.

She said 60%. Not 50, not 70… 60. As in Super Bowl 60.

She thanked Jason Kelce for “screaming for like 47 seconds.” Guess where her 47th Eras Tour stop was? Levi’s Stadium. Cue the gasp.

Listen, even if you’re not fluent in Swiftie, you have to admit this is peak Taylor behavior. The woman does not sneeze without hiding a metaphor in it. Her fans are trained to read between the lines, and honestly, they’re scarily good at it.

Now, before you start planning your glittery football outfits, nothing’s official. Last year, the halftime headliner announcement came in September, which means we might be waiting another month for the NFL to spill. In the meantime, the Swiftie rumor mill will keep churning harder than a KitchenAid mixer full of sourdough starter.

And honestly? If this turns out to be true, it’ll be one of Taylor’s most legendary Easter eggs yet. Forget decoding album dates hidden in her nail polish—this time, she’s serving bread.

So, is Taylor Swift headlining Super Bowl 60? We’ll have to wait and see. But if sourdough ends up being the smoking gun, Swifties deserve their own detective show.

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