It's St. Patty's Day.

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

Nathan Begarli and Aaron Gobrach.

It's St. Patrick's Day again on the Bob and Sherry show.

With the Chilele Toten Bob McLeasy.

They're always after me, lucky charms.

Why'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 the sobriety challenge, Todd O'Haller.

Come on.

Let's drink green beer.

Let's do green jello shots.

Where's your St. Paddy's Day Spirit?

And now broadcasting live from the Palacio Bob and Cherry Studios, two people that wish you're in heaven, a half hour before the devil knows you're dead. It's Poppin Shari. Well, John, Max. I mean, that's really clever. Very well. It's really awful, but thank you. No, it's not. No, it's really terrible, but thank you.

I never know what to do with St. Patrick's Day, really, because I'm half-Ivich.

You know, we have the, we have the Fitzgeralds on my mother's side, and we have also the, well, the Kennedys.

My father's uncle was, his name was John Kennedy, and he used to

control the... That's handy. Yeah, he controlled the bridge. He was a bridge operator in East Haven,

Connecticut. And my father's little office for a while was right down the same street within two blocks of the bridge.

So when I would go with my father, and I got tired of writing, pretending that this bag of sugar was a

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