So here we are a true bellying up for Tom Lang and I at a place called the

long hall here in Dublin established 1766.

I have you switched to the older.

I didn't know the history. Well, the history is 1766.

Apparently Bruce Springsteen comes in here in town and it's one of the more famous pours in all the city.

So, uh, cheers to you, sir.

Cheers and so we begin.

So we begin.

I tell you what, you got a lot of work to do and I got up early this morning

Tom, I know you went out and about last night and had a good time.

I did. I'm glad good time. I did.

I'm glad you did.

I did not.

There's only only nights I have not gone out,

not because of depression or anything like that.

I thoroughly enjoyed my walk from Avida after the game.

Ran into some people that, you know,

Big Noel supporters, supporters of the JCS

and everything we do with WordChant, which was cool.

Ran into some fine folks who are sponsoring this show thanks to the battles end as always but

everybody had the same look of shock and disbelief which was to say that nobody

expected that and I would tell you Mike Ravel did not expect that last night and

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