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Before we get back to that, can we open the window world of Boston weather window for Curtis?

Because it's going to feel more like May 8th than

March 8th today, Curtis. Am I right about that? It is currently warmer in Boston than it was

for our first morning in Fort Myers. 38 degrees afternoon high approaching 60 with sunshine

going to be in the mid to upper 60s as the week progresses.

The coastline will be low 60s, 50s.

Okay.

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Courtney, where were we? You teased it earlier, Greg. Situate and Abington haveworldaboston.com. Courtney, where were we?

You teased it earlier, Greg.

Situate and Abington have moved their St. Patrick's Day parades because of the snow to next month.

So due to snow piles still piled up on the sides of the parade route roads in each town,

the events that were originally scheduled to be held this Sunday, March 15th,

have been pushed back to Sunday, April 12th, starting at 1 p.m. The parade routes will remain the

same. But like, it's not St. Patrick's Day then. Well, no, it really isn't. It's kind of

anti-climatic. I don't know how bad I haven't been down to situate or Abington. So I don't

I'm assuming it's bad still. I'm sorry, though. Like, what? I'm a planner. I don't understand how government doesn't plan. You know that the parade is happening for St. Patrick's Day. St. Patrick's Day is the same day every single year. You know when the parade is. You move the snow before the parade. You don't move the parade just so the sun can melt the snow. It's not the government though. It's the town. What do you say? Situate? Yes. Yeah. So it's on. That's the government. Oh, all right. I guess I, when you said government, I thought you meant maybe. I wasn't talking about the president. No, I thought you meant like the state of Massachusetts or something like that.

I'm just talking about the town government.

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