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Already dressed in green

for tomorrow. You know,

these Irish eyes are smiling

because we got a short week. Rich and I

taking off on the 18th. I'll tell you what.

People don't realize Kavino's a quarter Irish.

He denies it. No, I a quarter Irish. He denies it.

No, I never deny it. He denies his heritage. There's this guy building a fake false narrative. Never deny anything. I just don't bring it up because you know what I'm going to hear. You're Irish. There's no way. I want to see a picture of my grandma, you dummy? I thought you were half Italian, half Mexican. My dad is an East Coast Italian guy, right?

But growing up on the east coast in new jersey there was like a inner city war between

irish people and italians my dad chose italian all the way he's cavino you had to choose so you had

to choose back then like you were getting beat up if you were ir and vice versa. I'm going to call you Mick Kavino. So my dad. Kavino always says he's Italian, right? But the truth is he's part Irish too. He just never claimed it. I don't bring it up because I don't want to deal with it. But if you really ask me and you really want to know, of course I'm going to tell you. You think I'm ashamed of my wonderful Nana who's part Irish? Hell no. You do scoff at corned beef and cabbage. I don't like their cuisine at all. But anyway, yeah. No one's ever said, ooh, Irish food, fantastic. When it benefits me, meaning celebrations tomorrow and a good Irish goodbye, yeah, I'll be Irish all day.

But anyway, hope you had a great weekend.

Let's have a great St. Paddy's Week.

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