My name is Joe Perra and I'm not in my basement this time around.

I'm in London flat. True fake. That's what they call apartments here. It's on a

busy road so you may hear a bus or two go by. It's raining a bit, too.

I'm over here doing shows, but people don't sleep, including you. So I'm putting

this episode together from abroad. If you're listening Mr. Rick Steve's please

don't break my thumbs. It's just this once and I don't want to encroach on your

thing. It has been a little scary to figure out the episode all

traveling. However knowing that Julie Annabarwick is doing the music makes me

feel all right. Even if I just went out and recorded the drunkest man in

Britain, your score would still make it a beautiful experience. Honestly not the

worst idea I've had. I've been told the incident new castle. I was inspired by

my first time in Ireland last week and thought it'd be nice to set this episode

there. Give you an audio tour of some places I visited. Wait, St. Stephen's

Creed.

St. Stephen's Creed is a rectangular park and center of

doubles that lives up to its name. Very green. And perhaps you can faintly hear the

parks two fountains as well. During the Easter uprising in 1916, Babbo was

fought here by soldiers of the newly declared Irish Republic against the

British. But now let's just the lovely place to eat lunch on a weekday.

Apparently there are still bullet marks in the arch by the park centers. In many

monuments here commemorate the struggle for independence too.

One thing I have noticed is that both Irish and British are crazy for

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