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This week's episode is in honor of the newly founded Irish Heritage Month that I guess

Donald Trump just signed into effect with an executive order.

So in honor of Irish Heritage Month, we are going to tell the story of the most stereotypical,

honestly racist Irish story you have ever heard of.

The things the Irish did in this story are so stereotypically Irish that if I wrote it as fiction,

you would consider it wildly offensive.

We are talking about the Great Dublin Whiskey Flood of 1875.

You can imagine what happened.

Welcome to Softcore History.

What is up? Welcome back to SoftCore History.

I am your host for the week, Rob Fox, joined as always by Dan Regester.

Hey, man.

How you doing?

Great.

I actually had a beautiful day.

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