All right, here we go.

It is Happy St. Patti's day to you.

I hope you have a having some green beer and some corner beef and cabbage.

Actually, it's the truth.

It's the afternoon on St. Patrick's Day, and I came into work on the garage logic 24-7 production

for the live stream. If you haven't already signed up for the garage logic town council,

I suggest you do because there's some great stuff on the stream that you will find very pleasant.

So since there's no official podcast today, I thought what I'll do is I will go over some of the

Irish bits that we've had here. And we had Paul Filer, Louis Cardinal singing Danny Boy,

a couple of funny Macambian bits from Tony Lee, fantastic. And Joe and Pat also tried to

sing Danny Boy, and they got about, I don't know, two or three verses into it, and then they

forgot the words. So we'll save that the best for last. So not an official podcast, but something

you can tune into that has to do with St. Patti's day today to get your little fix of garage logic.

So without further ado, I just want to make sure that if you haven't heard this,

this was a long time ago where a mobile, mobile Alabama residents thought a leprechaun was close by.

Well, just in time for St. Patrick's Day crowds are coming by the dozens to get an up close view

of what some say as a piece of Irish folk lore. Some people in the criteria of mobile say a leprechaun

has taken up residents in their neighborhood. A leprechaun. You can see for Feens Brian Johnson as more.

Curiosity leads to large crowds in mobiles,

frightened community. Many of you brain binoculars, cancorders, even camera phones to take pictures.

To me, it looked like a leprechaun to me. I got to do a look up in the tree.

Who else in the leprechaun say yay!

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