Alan Aisenberg Justifies His Modified Take On Instagram's Push-Up Challenge
Just like everyone else, Alan Aisenberg is trying to keep himself entertained while quarantined at home. Here the "Brews Brothers" star shares how he's keeping busy and staying active with the latest Instagram challenge.
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- I saw you had done, as well, the push-up challenge, which was fun. You're keeping busy.
ALAN AISENBERG: I kind of did it. Um, I saw everyone challenging-- everyone is challenging each other, which I think is great. You got to stay active. But I wanted to put a spin on it, so I did it naked from the waist down.
- Which is how I do all my interviews, frankly, because now we can.
ALAN AISENBERG: Yeah. 50/50 shot we're both wearing pants right now.
- Exactly. And to be fair, if you ever went to the Build studio, I did them there, too, pantsless. They just never shot above the waist, so nobody knew that. That was--
ALAN AISENBERG: Absolutely. Everyone says when Matt is doing an interview, no wide shots. That's the rule.
- Exactly. That's the-- you know, I can tell you're a fan.
ALAN AISENBERG: --shot at that point, I guess, right?
- Yeah, at that point, it would be. As someone who has a very bingeable show launching on April 10th-- nice plug, thank you-- what are you watching? You know, what are you catching up on? Are you re-watching stuff? What's in the queue right now for Alan? What do you doing?
ALAN AISENBERG: I just started "The West Wing," which I've always wanted to do.
- Really?
ALAN AISENBERG: It has been at the top of my list, and I've never had the-- the energy or the time, and I was very excited to, like, plow through it. And then I'm realizing that it is the exact opposite of escapism, so.
- I was gonna--
ALAN AISENBERG: It's an awful time to watch "The West Wing," but I get an episode a day. And after that episode, I'm, like, cool. Now something light and fun.
- Yeah.
ALAN AISENBERG: So you know, go into the office every so often and just to watch an episode of something silly. I just re-watched all of Tim Robinson's show, which-- "I Think You Should Leave." That's just joy. "Astronomy Club," also on Netflix, is incredible. Yeah. I'm just watching, like, light stuff and then "The West Wing."
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