Can't get enough of the fan in the morning? Show enough. Because this is nothing like that. Twerking. 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, very nice to have you with us on Thursday. We call it Eddie's final day here at Hudson Street as he heads into retirement. Tomorrow's really not a day of work for him. Tomorrow's kind of a – it's a show, it's a party. It's a lot of fun. But technically he will be there. And coming up in a few minutes, Al, he will join us. He will join us after. He gets all of his things together. Yeah, so give him like five minutes and we'll have an Eddie Scuzeri. See ya. Would you be on extra careful on your way home today if it was your last day? Like, what does that mean? I don't know. Like you don't want to what you just want to make sure you're careful on your ride home it's your last ride home no well i would be thinking about that well then what do you do when you go out tonight and then tomorrow no i'm just thinking because you're not going to work anymore no i would that would across my mind i'd be like what are you worried about getting into a car accident yeah, like my biggest fear is hitting a deer on my way to work. And I feel like this morning, if it was my last day in, I bet, listen, you made it all these years without hitting a deer on the way in. Yeah. The extra vigilant today that you don't hit a deer on the way in because after this, you're good. Yeah. No, I wouldn't. You wouldn't, You wouldn't. I try not to overthink myself into stuff like that.

It was funny because I said this out loud, Eddie said it out loud, Geo said it out loud, and you may have too, which we talked about, like the ride into work is not bad.

It's phenomenal. The ride in is beautiful.

Mm-hmm. It's peaceful. It's peaceful. It's dark. The roads are calm. There's very little

people on the road. And then the ride home feels like it takes forever. Yeah, we get outside.

It's like, what the hand? And there's people. And we're construction. And we're generally not sitting in traffic. No. Even outside it's like what the and there's people and we're construction and we're generally not sitting in traffic no even when it's bad

it's not terrible no it like yesterday you were smart you didn't go um you did not go

the same way that I went yeah I ended up there was an accident on one and nine.

You know what it wound up called? And it felt like it took forever. I think I got home 11 minutes later than normal. Yeah. Now, you drive in, you heard Karen Stewart this morning, the delays getting through the tunnel were an hour and a half, an hour and a half. Yeah. That's on top of getting to the tunnel. Right. That's on top of your commute. I mean, you got to be nuts.

I know.

It is like I try to, because I'm somebody who gets very, on top of getting to the tunnel. Right. That's on top of your commute. You've got to be nuts.

I know it is like I try to, because I'm somebody who gets very agitated in traffic.

And I do try.

Like when, if I do hit traffic on the way home and I'll then turn my maps on to see how long it's going to take me to get home. And it generally is another 10 minutes.

And now that does sometimes calm me and go, okay, so even though I'm sitting in traffic,

I know this Google Maps knows where the traffic ends, that it does still see me getting home at that time.

The problem with that is, and this has happened to me, when it will calculate the time,

but then you're not really moving the way you're supposed to be moving, and then the time

keeps going up. And a lot of times that's because they come and they start to clear the accident

and they hold traffic. That does happen from time to time. That's frustrating. Yeah, that is

frustrating. It doesn't happen as frustrating. Yeah, that is frustrating.

It doesn't happen as much. No, it doesn't. I agree. The other interesting thing with the maps is that

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