Bodybags with Joseph Scott Morgan. I love word origins and one of the things I found out about my surname Morgan is that it derives from some people say a Welsh word that actually means water spright or one it can be translated to one that dwells by the sea.

But the term sprite always was interesting to me because I didn't really know what a

sprite was and apparently a sprite is like a fairy is what it is. It's a mythological creature, right? Well, today we're going to talk about another type of fairy, a bit more notorious fairy, a fairy that many people have referred to over the years as the Green Ferry.

I'm gonna talk about a case that befuddled many people for a number of weeks.

They couldn't really figure it out,

but it's something I wanted to discuss for some time.

It involves a beautiful wife, her veteran army husband, and the green fairy of Absinthe.

I'm Joseph Scott Morgan and this is body bags.

Dave, I don't think I want to visit from the Green Ferry.

I gotta tell you you I got I was telling you this before the show

actually we were talking about things yesterday and I'd mentioned to you that in New Orleans, literally right on Bourbon Street, there is a bar.

And this bar, like many, some things come and go in the French quarter all right but there

are certain places in the French quarter that you can you just you know that they're

there they've always been there and they're not going anywhere.

There's a couple of places like that.

Lafite's Blacksmith shop is amazing, because Jean Lafite actually went in this place to plan his piracy and all his stuff.

But there's another place there that's called the Old Absent Bar.

And it's ever since my childhood. I remember that place being there and it goes back

years and years and years and a lot of it has to do with the French culture and the

European culture.

They specialize in a particular drink that is made from absent.

And if, for those of you that don't know about absent it's it has a very unique history

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