Hey, welcome back to the show. I'm Phil. I'm here with Christian Taylor in a lovely lime green for St. Patrick's Day. Happy St. Patrick's Day.

Why Christian Taylor? Who are you wearing? I'm wearing Christian Taylor. I made this all by myself.

This guy, Jotani, who's for St. Patrick's Day is wearing lovely.

This is probably closer to what St. Patrick actually wore.

That's what you're going with, huh?

Because it's made of hemp. Yeah, it's kind of, it's kind of sackclothy.

Yeah, it's, it's hemp-ish. It's hemp-ish.

Is that why you could smoke it? Oh my gosh, we've deteriorated this quickly.

Maybe in Colorado. Sing your song. Sing your song.

Hey, Sunday school lady. Hey, it's a podcast. What do you know? Hey, it's a podcast.

So there's no video, but there really is. Hey, it's a podcast. So lend an ear.

The Phil Fisher Podcast starts right here. We'll talk to Sky.

Hi, Sunday school lady. And Christian too.

Hi, Sunday school lady. But we don't, don't have a guest here. None for you.

Hey, it's a podcast. So lend an ear. The Phil Fisher Podcast starts right here. The Phil Fisher Podcast starts right here.

All right, we'll take it to the magic flannel graph and see what our big news is for the day.

I like how you say flannel graphs. Is she an agree?

Is she based on an actual person? Yes. Who is it? My grandmother, who just passed away.

I was wondering if that was the case. Yes, she looks like her. Did she sound like that?

No, not so much. And she was from, she was Swedish. She don't have to talk like that anymore.

I can't stop. I can't stop. She was Swedish. She was born in Oakland, Nebraska.

What was her name? It lived all her life in Omaha, except for the party in Oakland.

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