Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro is confident in the Philadelphia Eagles, so much so, he announced friendly bets with both Governor Mike Parson, of Missouri, and Kansas Governor Laura Kelly, in advance of Super Bowl LVII.
Governor Kelly will send Creekstone Farms Black Angus Beef and chocolate-covered sunflower seeds in the event of a Chiefs loss."Like millions of Pennsylvanians, Lori and I are excited to cheer on the Philadelphia Eagles and watch them bring the Lombardi Trophy back to the Commonwealth," said Governor Shapiro.
Governor Shapiro and First Lady Lori Shapiro will travel to Arizona to see the game live. Gov. Shapiro also plans to meet up with both Governor Parson and Governor Kelly, to make sure they fulfill their end of the agreement.
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