Hey, everybody, it's me, Kathleen Madigan. Welcome to Madigan's Pubcast. You grabbed

yourself a drink, full of a bar stool. Let's talk about what's been going on.

It is episode 84. Happy Masters week. How exciting is that if you're a golf fan? And it looks

like the weather's going to be fine. Little chilly, which won't help the old people. And there's

quite a few turtles out there. A lot of older people. But before we get into that, returning

from where Seattle and Portland both shows sold out, crazy fun crowds. And I went to this place

called Hubards with my cousin Tom and his friends. And they had a Spanish coffee that was on

fire on purpose. It wasn't on fire by accident. Yeah, I don't even know because we'd already had

drinks before we got there. And we went to Pizza, Piazza, Italia in the Pearl district.

Portland's got some funky ass places, some very cool funky. And then a few places I was like,

okay, I don't really know what's going on here. But I'm going to scoot on back to that

marion, like the fastest rabbit in town. And Seattle, I just love Seattle. I always wish I had

an extra day in Seattle. And I never do. But thanks in Seattle, I went to the market and saw the fish

that throw those guys that throw the fish. I'll never forget my one brother took his kids

down there. And they were little and he told them they were going to go see all the fish.

And they got down there and the one kid just burst into tears. He's like, nobody told me they were dead.

He thought it was going to be like an aquarium. And I thought you just traumatize that kid forever.

You just look at it dead fish everywhere. And Michael Somerville was the opener and he's a fun

little drinker. So he went to Kells in the alley and had a lunch pint and had clam chowder

at Athenias. I think it's cold. Yeah, you can see all the water. And it's just, it's crowded

but never too crowded. And it was just a wonderful weekend, like an easy, travel-wise driving up.

And then I put a video of this car. I saw it at the gas station on the way from Portland.

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