ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Andy Kern describes his adventures and misadventures sneaking into some of the nation's most prestigious sporting events. Andy has managed to sneak, finagle or talk his way into marquee venues, including the Kentucky Derby, the Atlanta Summer Olympics, Oracle Arena, and the Espy Awards. Andy Also Discusses:
- Working as a Commodities Broker
- Not starting comedy until age 37
- Stealing his own vehicles back out of impound
- How he waited 3 hours in a bathroom stall to sneak into an ESPY Awards after-party
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