All right, ladies and gentlemen.

Bob Cat Goldwaite, and better known as Bob.

Bob's here and Barry Cremens.

Thank you very much for coming.

I really, really appreciate it.

It's great to be here.

Where are the drugs?

We got a lot of stuff.

We got, but I'm mostly a pot guy.

So if you want that, we got that, but we got plenty of alcohol. I know you enjoy that, sir. When I was a kid, when I first started doing stand up, you would go on stage and you would pull a Budweiser out of your blazer.

That was part of your jazz.

That was the old open where I'd walk out and

spoke in a cigarette and then pull a beer out and take a big chug of it.

I'm kind of a health nut.

You know, it was a very fortuitous, just amazing situation to be starting out and stand up in 1988 in Boston.

There's such an incredible spot to be in, just total dumb luck where I decided to do an open mic night.

Dumb luck got me there.

Yeah, dumb luck got you there.

But for folks who don't know,

you were one of the reasons why Boston became what it was and you and the community

that you sort of established at the Dingho was the legendary community. When I

came along it was already gone, when did it when did it end

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