Hello, hello, loo, lo, lo, lo, lo, lo, hello, welcome to the naughty but nice show. I'm your host, Rob Shooter, and it's Monday. It's a rainy Monday, but I like a little bit of rain. It reminds me of London. Our dear friend Garrett is joining us. Garrett, what do you think about the rain? Oh, well, happy St. Patrick's Day, Rob, O'Shooter. Happy St. Patrick's Day. You're wearing green, Garret. You look adorable. That's right. That's right. Can't pinch me, but I could pinch you. There you go.

Is that the rule? Yeah. Oh, that's one of the rules, one of many rules. But you know what? Someone pinches you today just realize that oh crap, I'm not wearing green. So, you know, if you're listening to this before you leave the house and it's St. Patrick's Day, by all means, put some green on, wherever it may be, just so you do not get assaulted by some stranger today because they think they're cute.

That's right. There's a big prey. means put some green on whatever whatever it may be just so you do not get assaulted by some stranger

today because they think they're cute that's right there's a big prey to day down i think it's fifth

avenue here in new york city i went one year and it was really fun garrett i went with some friends of

mine some irish friends of mine and we had such a great day it's a shame it's raining today but i don't

think it will

dampen anybody's spirits. Yeah, no, if you're looking for a firefighter or a police officer,

check Fifth Avenue in New York City. That's where they'll be holding it down. They won't be

working. They'll be dressed, though, as if they were working, but enjoying the festivities

where they say everybody's a little bit

Irish on St. Who doesn't like a carp or a firefighter? Okay, let's jump into our show before we get

into any trouble. Although before we, before we do, I got to give a shout out. Over the weekend,

Garrett, I was invited to this new play called Conversations with Mother. Conversations with Mother. It's a semi-autobiographical

comedy by Matthew Lombardi and it explores the relationship between an Italian, not an Irish, an Italian

mommy and her gay son. It is so, so great. Sometimes I'm a musical fan. I love the singing and the dancing, but sometimes a great

play. It can really, really just set you up for a great weekend. I had a fabulous weekend after seeing

this play and it stars. Matt Doyle, who I know he's a Tony winner. He's fantastic. And Caroline

Aaron. Now, you know her from The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel. I love. Yeah. She's really great. You know, it's fun, isn't it? Seeing people on stage in person that you've seen on TV, Garrett, it's a lot of fun. Oh, yeah. No, and everybody does that same exact line you just did. I know them, but from where? Mrs. Maisel. I've also started a substack. Do you know what this is, Garrett? It's a... Oh, I, no, I saw that and I think it's a, for you, right on part. I love it. I'm having so much fun doing it. I'm not doing it at the moment to get a lot of money or to develop a massive fan base.

I'm just doing it because I enjoy it and I put a review.

And you already have the massive fan base.

Well, I thank you very much. I do. I have a lot of people, but this one's just for fun. I'm not giving myself any pressure. But if you want to follow me on Substack, even read my review of conversations with Mother.

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