Spokane Mayor David Condon appeared on the MSNBC show Sports Matters to discuss the Seahawks, the Super Bowl and Spokane's pride in the team from the other side of the state. Condon appears about four minutes in:

Condon was on the show with Mayor Rodney Elliott from Lowell, Massachusetts, who desperately tried to not talk about "deflate-gate" by bringing up the massive storm his part of the country is suffering through. 

"It's all a bunch of nonsense," Elliott said about the pigskin-pressure controversy.

Rob Simmelkjaer, the show's host, then got the mayors to place a friendly wager for the Super Bowl. Condon said we had plenty to wager from the Evergreen state, but settled on Cougar Gold cheese. 

"I've got a whole wagon full of items to wager," Condon boasted.

And if the 'Hawks lose, apparently we'll get a bunch of clam chowder, because Lowell's in Massachusetts and that's all they eat. Yet another reason why Seattle should win.