Al & Jerry's Postgame Podcast for Thursday (10/26)

Al & Jerry's Postgame Podcast

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Sports

4.8 • 711 Ratings

🗓️ 26 October 2017

⏱️ 31 minutes

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0:00.0	Can't get enough of the fan in the morning.
0:03.0	Alan Jerry are here with more sports news and other stories that they couldn't get to during the morning show.
0:08.4	It's Alan Jerry's post-game podcast.
0:12.6	I'm doing the podcast and I feel wonderfully.
0:14.5	You know why that is, Al.
0:15.4	It's not because the show's over.
0:16.7	Because you just ate of a piece of a donut.
0:18.5	A little peanut butter.
0:23.3	Donut. A little chips of nuts on it.
0:25.7	Yes, we each took a slither of a donut.
0:26.4	Really good.
0:27.0	Yeah.
0:29.7	And quite frankly, I got some energy and some sugar rush.
0:30.7	Where'd those come from?
0:31.4	I don't know.
0:32.6	Andrew Bogish.
0:35.6	It's interesting because I have nothing to eat today.
0:38.2	I brought a little oatmeal, which I had at 4 a.m.
0:42.5	And as I was walking out of the studio at 10 with Boomer, I realized, God, I am starving.
0:46.5	And then I looked down and I did not stop at the ATM this morning to where I have zero cash on me. So I couldn't go get my bag of pretzels that I usually like to get. And as I was thinking
0:51.2	that, I hear a voice from Andrew Boggish. Hey, would you like a donut?
0:55.8	Whoa.
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