A Super Bowl in Silicon Valley Filled With Valley Billionaires

The Super Bowl in Silicon Valley “is tech billionaires who got picked last in gym class paying $50,000 to pretend they’re friends with the guys who got picked first in gym class,” he said. “And for the record, I, too, was picked last in gym class.”

Some of those tech titans are expected to be Neal Mohan, the chief executive of YouTube, which pays the N.F.L. at least $2 billion a year to broadcast the Sunday Ticket package of games, who will be in the suite of the N.F.L. commissioner, Roger Goodell; Eddy Cue, the senior vice president of services at Apple — which sponsors the halftime show — and his boss, Tim Cook; and Alan Waxman, the chief executive of the San Francisco-based private equity group, Sixth Street, which bought 3 percent of the Patriots in November. Lewis Hamilton, the F1 driver, and Justin Bieber are also expected to attend.

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