By Vivek Sridharan

I’ve been reading many complaints lately about how San Francisco should be pissed off about the Super Bowl. The complaints go something like this: The game is in Santa Clara, yet San Francisco is the “host” city; Super Bowl week is going to result in the rerouting of busses and closed-off streets; a flood of tourists will jam up the city; we have bigger problems to deal with than wasting time on a football game — and the list goes on.

I get it. Having Super Bowl City here costs money. The NFL is a private corporation, and the city…