Justin Turner’s wife Kourtney sums up sneaky best part of being a Dodgers fan
Though Clayton and Ellen Kershaw have a solid argument, Justin and Kourtney Turner likely rank as the King and Queen of the modern Los Angeles Dodgers empire, for both the fire Justin brings to the dugout and the humor Kourtney drops on social media.
If Clayton and/or Ellen Kershaw read this, uh, you’re all great, though. It’s not a competition. There can be two sets of royalty, and perhaps even should be!
Now that we’ve got that out of the way, though, Kourtney found a new reason to be a Proud Dodger Fan this week, and we bet that plenty of other fans can relate.
We’re not talking about the beauty of the vistas outside Dodger Stadium or the glitz and glamor of the Hollywood amenities right down the road. We’re not even talking about the franchise’s rich history of breaking barriers and producing premium talent.
We’re talking about the free food.
Dunkin’ Donuts joined the party for 2022, which Kourtney noticed when she checked the app this week. That led her to extol the virtues of the team’s many marketing opportunities, leaving Dodger fans with plenty of hot meals whenever the team whiffs batters, steals bases and scores runs.
Dodgers wife Kourtney Turner is obsessed with all the free food that comes with the fandom.
Though the Jumbo Jack promo became national news last week when Alex Vesia whiffed the San Diego Padres into oblivion and Joe Davis did his best Vesia impression, Turner’s tweet is definitely a good tutorial on all the delicious eats Dodgers fans can keep an eye out for postgame.
The Dunkin promo may or may not be flying under the radar at the moment, so Turner did her duties as an influencer this week by pointing sleepy fans in need of a pick-me-up in the right direction.
For the rest of the season, keep an eye on Turner’s feed and the Dodgers’ marketing materials for any additional opportunities at nuggets, pretzels or a hot cup of joe.
Maybe we’ll even get a crossover between JT and the ampm mascot that we’ve been craving for nearly a decade now.