Want to go Hagen's now?

Yeah, let's do Higgins.

Okay.

So Higgins, I read the quote from him in my opening shift.

We had already, really even when he was drafted, draft night, Scott and I were at the garden thinking back to that midnight recording.

Where I lost my car, by the way, then.

I never told that story. I couldn't find my car at

1 a.m. Dude, where's my car at 2? Yeah. That was 1 a.m. I think I spent about a half hour walking up and down, probably not the safest streets in Boston trying to find my car. And it was towed, right? It got towed, right? Nope. Oh, what happened? Where was it? call my dad at 2 a.m. and tell

him it got towed, but...

But it was where you left it, right? But. Oh, what happened? I did call my dad at 2 a.m. and tell him it got towed, but...

But it was where you left it, right? But it was where I left it. It was on Portland Street, and I thought I left it on Canal Street, so it wasn't close. I mean, listen, you're not the first person in the Bruins universe who has stumbled around Street and Portland Street late at night and not really known where they were.

I wasn't drunk. We were covering the, but I was so hungry. stumbled around Canal Street and Portland Street late at night and not really known where they

were.

I wasn't drunk.

We were covering the...

But I was so hungry that I felt like I was like out of it because I was so hungry

and so tired and I'm like, I swear this is where I parked my car and it wasn't.

And my dad got in his car to try to come pick me up and then I called him about 15 minutes

after I'm like, hey, I got great news on my car. And he's like, all right, I'm going back to bed. And then I told him it was just to see if he was ready. It was a, you know, it was like when you do a fire drilling. It was a test. It was a radio emergency test. I was really helpful in this situation.

He left.

So I walked out of the building with Bridget.

Had no idea any of this happened.

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