How Long Does It Take Snow To Go Away and Al’s 25 Year Old Shovel | 'Al & Jerry's Postgame Podcast'
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All right, away we go. On a Monday as we kick off a new week, there should be a lot of people listening and watching us because, quite frankly, what the hell else are you doing in this weather? What up, Al?
Oh, hi there, Jerry. One of the things, anytime it snows like the way it snowed around here, the sheer amount of snow, I always just think, how does this disappear?
When it melts and seeps into the ground.
Yeah, but how long is that going to take?
This is going to be a while because of the temperatures. We're going to have... And if it snows again next weekend, you're going to have snow on top of frozen snow.
Let's hope it doesn't snow next weekend and it's just this. Yeah. But there are piles and piles of ice. I know. Like... Where's it go? Yeah.
You better hope the salt melts it. I don't know.
In three weeks, is there still going to be a patch somewhere?
Oh, there could be, sure. Absolutely, right? If we don't get any sort of a warming trend and we stay in the teens and 20s, I ain't going anywhere.
I had bragged on Twitter earlier this week that I have a shovel that is... I've had the shovel for 25 years. Okay. My parents gave me one of their old shovels. When I moved back here 25 years ago, and I'm still using that shovel. I was bragging about it. People were, that's impossible. That's because you live in a condo. You don't shovel. For whatever reason, every time it snows, I'm at Gina's house. So she's got a dry boy. You should be there.
And I'm helping, yes.
Yes.
Even then, sometimes I like to shovel before the condo people get it together to get it shoveled if I need to get in and out of my thing. So like, well, that's impossible. I got to tell you, I put that shovel to the test this weekend. And this morning as I was trying to chop the ice with it, I didn't break it. It's teetering. But I'm not confident. Yeah. I like how I was being very cocky with my 25-year-old shovel. I feel like in those instances, some people will have, and I don't have this because I don't have a yard, but those really hard dirt shovels, if you're really digging into the dirt. Right through the windshield. No, no, not on the windshield, but like on the ground to break up the frozen stuff.
Well, that's what I'm going home to. Like when I left at – I think I wound up leaving this morning. I usually leave right at 3. I think I left at 2. I think I left at 2.25 this morning, so maybe 2.30.
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