This graphic below was submitted to us, courtesy of the folks at Metro Vancouver.
And it proves what many already knew – that hockey fans will not miss a minute of the action, even when sporting an overflowing bladder.
Who knew they tracked such things?
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Savage
April 28, 2011“THEY” track everything.
Pepe Silvia
April 28, 2011I wonder how many of those non-peak spikes were commercial breaks/tv time outs.
Brad Frenette
April 28, 2011Good point.
Neale Adams
April 28, 2011There is a drop just before the 2nd period ends, but not much more consumption than normal… certainly nothing like the end of the 1st and game end. Can you explain that? I’d like to think it was because Don Cherry was on at the end of the first but, as I recall, not between the 2nd and third.