Back at Fenway, one more day, all day.

The 23rd annual W.EEEI Nesson Jimmy Fund Radio Telethon, and over the last 23 years,

you have somehow donated over $74 million.

And as we sit here this morning, over the last 24 hours, you have donated $2,780.

And joining us here this morning, great friend of the show, great friend of the radio station,

our buddy, Sean Flaherty from Catch's Law.

Thanks for coming by this morning.

How you doing?

Great.

Good morning, guys.

Thank you for having me on this. Once again. I appreciate you putting up with me and all my

horrible candor. Well, we're delighted to have you here. And I know you like me, you grew up here,

lived your whole life here. And I'm sure had Jimmy Fund radio telethon experiences along the way. I did. I did. I'll tell you,

it's something that motivates me to this day about giving back and making sure that I'm here.

It was probably 22, 23 years ago when this was starting. I remember painting houses

with Frazier and Sons painting in Fox um and being up on a ladder and listening to

this and listening to the great work that was being done by everybody here in this room and by

everybody at dana farber and thinking that i can't wait to be able to give to an amazing place

like this in an amazing city that we live in and so many of the people around us

here in this room and otherwise just give it every day and the least we can do I think if you're

able to you must and giving back is just super important for us that catches catchers law group and for me personally as well.

So you went from painting houses up on a ladder to suing the ladder manufacturer if the ladder is not properly instructive.

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