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Al & Jerry's Postgame Podcast

Al & Jerry: Declined credit cards, writing checks, mobile banking and SNAP benefits

Al & Jerry's Postgame Podcast

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Sports

4.7751 Ratings

🗓️ 29 October 2025

⏱️ 23 minutes

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Al & Jerry: Declined credit cards, writing checks, mobile banking and SNAP benefits 

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0:00.0

Are you looking for a podcast about pro football that doesn't put you to sleep with an avalanche of analytics or insult your fandom with brainless hot takes? Well, hi. I'm Dan Hansis. And I'm Mark Sestler. Oh, hi, Mark. And we're the hosts of Heed the Call, the NFL podcast you've been waiting your whole life for. Head the Call covers every game, every storyline, everything that matters. And we do it all with a touch of mirth. Football is fun.

0:23.0

Why shouldn't your football podcast be the same? every game, every storyline, everything that matters, and we do it all with a touch of mirth.

0:21.7

Football is fun. Why shouldn't your football podcast be the same?

0:25.3

Follow and listen to Head the Call, NFL podcast, wherever you get your podcasts.

0:30.5

Can't get enough of the fan in the morning?

0:32.9

Showing up.

0:33.5

Because this is nothing like that.

0:35.2

Twerking.

0:35.8

Alan Jerry are here with stories they'd never get to cover on the morning show. Very sexy robot. Hey, look at that pig. Shenanagan. Naked yoga. My mother had a bad experience with these ghosts. Let's hump the fence. It's Alan Jerry's post-game podcast. All right, where we go on a Wednesday podcast for you, podcast number 4,133.

0:55.9

What up, Al? Oh, hi, Jerry. You know, off the air, we were talking about something, and somehow this story came up about, you know, like, when you, occasionally you go out somewhere and your credit card gets declined. Yes. Bizarrely, you know, like, what the hell? Yeah. it reminded me of, though, when I was working in drug fair, when I was a, I guess I was in college when I worked in drug fair, my high school college.

1:17.8

We were the pharmacy as a tech or just like a...

1:20.1

In drug fair, I was everywhere.

1:21.6

I stock the shelves.

1:22.9

I would ring people up at the register.

1:25.7

I would work in the pharmacy.

1:27.0

Right.

1:44.3

The pharmacy was the best place to work because it was easy. You didn't have to clean up. You could give girls their birth control pills. It was very exciting to see who was on birth control pills. To see, and this was before, like, you could get boner medication. That would have been great if I was able to see, like, what men were getting Viagras and stuff. That would have been cool. But back then when we, if somebody paid by credit card

1:51.0

and their credit card was declined, I had to confiscate their card. Really? Yeah. Could you imagine a

1:59.6

snot-nosed 16-year-old kid in a thin leather tie taking your credit card? Not a chance. I said I have to cut this up. What? And I had to cut it up in front of them. There was that even remotely possible. I don't know. That's a weird one. That's weird, right? Yeah, that's very strange.

2:23.3

I don't remember how I used to, how we used to, like, was there a credit card machine?

2:25.1

Well, I don't know.

2:29.8

So when I had it in the same time, when I was working at the gas station, we ran manually.

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