Seattle Mayor Ed Murray speaks via speakerphone with Denver Mayor Michael Hancock as the mayors talk about what is at stake in their bet on the success of their football teams in the Super Bowl, Monday, Jan. 27, 2014, in Seattle. Murray said in the unlikely event of a Denver Broncos win in Sunday's game, he would send Hancock salmon, Dungeness crab, a handmade bicycle custom painted in Seattle Seahawks livery and made by Rodriguez Bicycles in Seattle and a piece of blown glass from local artist Dale Chihuly. If the Seahawks win, Hancock says he'll send a sampling of Denver's green chile and a hoodie, ball cap and skis handmade by Denver's locally grown Icelantic Skis. The mayors also agreed on an exchange of clothing on the bet, a thrift store outfit for Hancock and Broncos' pajamas for Murray. (AP Photo/Elaine Thompson)
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