Topic: 49ers Stadium

The San Francisco 49ers' move to Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara has been criticized for poor logistical planning and a "funky" design. Fans report that exiting the parking lot can take up to three hours, and the bright red seats make low attendance figures highly visible during broadcasts. The distance from San Francisco and reliance on the slow Caltrain system have contributed to the stadium often appearing only one-third full.

The Santa Clara City Council approved strict new laws for the new 49ers stadium, forbidding tailgating activities like throwing footballs or using kegs. The municipal code also bans "special reptiles," musical instruments (including kazoos), and "spilling" food or beer. The hosts mock the "no spilling" rule as an absurd level of behavior control.

An NBC Bay Area weather reporter is criticized for performing a blatant commercial for the San Francisco 49ers team store at the new Levi's Stadium. The reporter highlights "commemorative" items and reveals that lanyards are the store's most popular product. The hosts use this as an example of the total blurring of news and corporate promotion in mainstream media.