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Here's Bob and Sherry.

It's St. Patty's Day.

It is the closest that the Irish will ever get to Christmas.

Thank the Big Orla and Aaron Gobroch.

It's St. Patrick's Day again on the Bob and Sherry show, with the Chalili Totin Bob McLeasy. They're always after me, lucky charms. What's ever in all his life when I say that? And the lovely last Sherry O'Lidge. What, I can say that? I'm Irish. Oh, you're not? I'm Irish. And now from the Palacio-Varvin-Sherry studios, two people that wish you're in heaven,

a half hour before the devil knows you're dead. It's Bob and Sherry.

Oh, happy St. Patrick's Day to everybody if you live in a city that celebrates it big time.

Good for you. There are some cities with parades.

There are others that don't have parades, but one way or the other, there's probably a pub around you that's going to welcome you to hoist a pint of Guinness today.

St. Patrick's Day.

I've got a lot of Irish in my family.

I actually had a uncle whose name was

John Kennedy. My uncle, John Kennedy, and he was the bridge operator of a bridge in East Haven,

Connecticut next to where my father's office was for a while. That was the office where he used to take me, the business

was called Coffee Time, and they had giant bags of sugar, like 50 pound bags of sugar.

And after a while, he would say, why don't you just jump on one of those bags, pretend it's a horse.

Oh, what a beautiful memory. Yeah, that was that place.

And it was right down the street from my uncle John Kennedy's bridge.

And he, my old man, actually allowed me.

I was like eight to walk down the street a couple of blocks and then go up a ladder

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