A die-hard Philadelphia Eagles fan nearly had a meltdown when she thought she had missed the Super Bowl after waking up groggy from having her wisdom teeth removed.
Bob Parks and his wife captured the hilarious moment on camera – filming their daughter Haley Parks moments after she had dental surgery.
Bob Parks then posted the video to his Facebook page. As of Thursday evening, the clip had been viewed more than one million times.
Haley Parks, pictured on the right after having her wisdom teeth removed, cried when she woke up groggy and thought she had missed the Super Bowl
The New Jersey college student is a die-hard Philadelphia Eagles fan. In the video, posted to her dad’s Facebook page, Parks gushes over the Eagles
The video starts off with Parks’ mom ensuring her that her chin is still there. From there, the video gets even funnier.
‘Did I miss the Super Bowl?’ Parks asks in a panic.
Parks told her mom that the Eagles needed to win the Super Bowl on Sunday because she wanted to go to their parade
‘No, no, no,’ her mom says.
‘I want the Eagles to win so bad,’ Parks responds.
When the girl’s mom tells her the Eagles could win when they play against the New England Patriots on Sunday, an excited Parks asks to go to the game.
‘No. We don’t have money for a ticket,’ her mom says. ‘But I’m sure they’ll know you’re rooting for them.’
‘No, they won’t. … How am I gonna tell them, I don’t have their telephone numbers,’ Parks retorts.
The Rutgers University New Brunswick student then slams the Patriots’ defense and says no one cares about the Patriots quarterback Tom Brady.
As Parks’ mom laughs, the Williamstown, New Jersey resident says she sad for injured Eagles quarterback Carson Wentz but has faith quarterback Nick Foles will do a good job.
‘St. Nick. I trust in St. Nick,’ she says.
Towards the end of the hilarious video Parks informs her mom that the Eagles need to win so she can attend their parade.
‘I love the Eagles. They’re like my sisters,’ she says.
The Eagles will face the New England Patriots on Sunday in the Super Bowl.
‘I trust St Nick,’ Parks said, referring to Eagles quarterback Nick Foles. Foles is pictured during a practice for the Super Bowl on February 1, 2018 in Minneapolis