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"It's winner-take-all for the oldest rivalry in the NFL.The winner of the Packers-Bears game will be crowned division champs while the season ends for the loser.The rivalry between the Packers and the Bears is older than most fans, but the heated competition among the fans is like the first time every year, and this Sunday's game is no different.The Packers and Bears are about to butt heads again at the Brat Stop in Kenosha.VIDEO: Packers, Bears fans about to butt heads at Brat Stop\"It's always the home of the Packers and Bears,\" Brat Stop owner Gerald Rasmussen said.Rasmussen has been there 53 years and may very well be the granddaddy of the rivalry's television broadcasts.\"We broadcast the Packers and the Bears here before they were shown on national TV because when the Bears didn't sell out, which was quite often, they were not on TV except out of Milwaukee,\" Rasmussen said.Over the years, Rasmuessen has managed for the most part to keep the peace between his mixed group of Packers and Bears fans by being straight forward, honest and good natured. He's also quite honest.\"I think we got two bad teams playing to see who is going to win the Super Bowl,\" Rasmussen said.Bartender Melissa Krieuser is originally from Illinois.\"My whole life, I've been a Bear fan, I can't change just because I live here now,\" Krieuser said.She's a Wisconsin gal now, but the Bear in her still dominates her personality when it comes to this match up.\"Most of the time it can get heated, we have security on staff, don't worry, ha ha ha, it's all in fun,\" Krieuser said.VIDEO: Old-time rivalry intensifies this weekend\"I'm from Green Bay originally,\" Packers fan Ann Llanas said.Llanas and her husband, Dan, left the safe confines of Packer Nation many years ago and now find themselves in mixed bag of loyalty between the Packers and Bears in Kenosha. It can be tough when you're raised to be a Packer from the cradle.\"They inject you with green and gold when you leave the hospital,\" Ann Llanas said.And then in her case you grow up and marry a guy who looks like Vince Lombardi.\"My mother-in-law even stated that I look like Vince, no this is me,\" Dan Llanas said.The couple plans to watch the game Sunday at Spanky's in Kenosha. They already know the drill.\"For some reason, I'm just an anti-Packer fan. I don't know why,\" Spanky's owner Rick Cabalauska said.Cabalauska is a Bears guy. He's partitioned the place off with Packers on one side and Bears on the other. He never could come up with a good reason for being a Bears fan.\"All my kids, I got three sons, and they're all Bear fans, too, so maybe it's the way you're raised I think so, ha, not raised the right way, not raised the right way, yeah,\" Cabalauska said.So the line in the floor has been drawn at Spanky's, and the trash talking has begun.Kickoff is at 3:25 p.m. Sunday at Soldier Field."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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