Worldcup fever affects around the Brazil. In Brazil every people hope to get more success of their team. Brazilians are mad about football, beer, curvy women and partying. The World Cup unites two of those passions: football and drinking beer while watching the games. This country is so mad about football, or futebol in PortuguesBrazilians are mad about football, beer, curvy women and partying. The World Cup unites two of those passions: football and drinking beer while watching the games. This country is so mad about football, or futebol in Portuguese, that all banks and most shops will close half an hour before a game played by the Brazilian team, and only reopen half an hour after the game ends. Since this World Cup is being held in South Africa, most of Brazil’s games in the first half of the championship will be held at 11:30 am and 3:30 pm local time, wrecking complete havoc on regular business hours and any semblance of productivity.e, that all banks and most shops will close half an hour before a game played by the Brazilian team.Brazilian banks reduced business hours on Tuesday and Sao Paulo’s train and subway system moved rush hour up to noon to accommodate the throngs of football fans backing the country to win a sixth world title. The country's securities and exchange commission closed during the game and will continue to do so whenever the team is playing, according to a statement. many companies were setting up large screen televisions in offices and stores so that their employees could watch all of the Brazil games in comfort. Some companies even went further and said they will be providing snacks and refreshments to their workers, with one advertising agency in Sao Paulo even saying it would provide beer for its workers to drink! Employees were warned in the article not to overdo the beer at work, and to refrain from swearing at the TV screen too much as this might affect their reputation.
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