Welcome to Fitzdog Radio, 58-year-old guy and a skateboard hat. I don't know how I feel about that. I feel good about it. It's comfortable. What am I going to do? I bought a Mustang.

I still do stand-up comedy like I'm 26. I mean, Jesus crazy. I'm not going to grow up. I'll grow up

when I die for God's sake. I'll be a child. Be like my mother.

My mom is just out for Thanksgiving. She's still youthful, fun. She's the best. She was out here for

like five or six days. She's just, you know, Bronx Irish sense of humor, bus balls, great laugh.

She's got her father's laugh, Florence McCarthy from County Kerry.

She's got his laugh.

And we just had so much fun.

She comes out every year for like 25 years.

She's come out to L.A. for Thanksgiving. A lot of traditions.

As people know, we swim in the ocean after dinner. We play soccer. We had a big dessert party back

at the house. We had like 30 people over this year. And, you know, went out to my daughter's

bartending now part-time time and so we dropped into the

bar she bartends at and they had a a live band and my mom is out there dancing and uh she's 82

wouldn't leave she's the last way there was probably 20 of us at the bar that all met up, and she doesn't want to leave at the end of the night. She's the last one standing, always. After Thanksgiving, we all go to the beach and we dive in the water. My mom stays back on that one with Tom O'Neill, author of chaos, and they clean up the dishes,

and they finish all the wine.

All the wine.

Somehow they get it clean, though.

We come back and the house is clean.

I don't know how they do it,

but that's their tradition.

And went to a museum, went to Lachma, the museum in L.A.

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