If you're listening to this broadcast, you're a part of the resistance. Happy Monday and welcome to the Resistance Broadcast everybody.

My name is John.

Thank you so much for joining us today.

If you're new to the Resistance broadcast, welcome to the base. The base is open. We're happy you're here to join us. We're going to talk about Star Wars news today, and I have a good time. It's what we like to do around here. James and Lacey with me as always. What do you guys, are you guys, St. Paddy's people? Do you celebrate St. Patrick's Day in any way whatsoever?

I used to be a big, like, I used to go out to the bars and stuff and, you know, wearing the green and

drinking the green beer and that sort of thing, but obviously not these days. Um, but, and I also am not a

fan of, uh, corned beef and cabbage, believe it or not, even though I have a lot of

Irish in my blood.

But do you guys celebrate St. Patrick's Day at all?

No.

No.

I do.

I'm so Irish.

I'm 50% Irish.

So what do you do for St. Patrick's Day?

Do you have a tradition?

No. 50% Irish. So what do you do for St. Patrick? Do you have a tradition? Drink probably Magners and just have a corned beef sandwich.

There you go.

Which corn beef is the meal of choice because when the Irish moved to New York, that is the only meat they would give

them because it was the cheapest meat, which now it is not cheap. No? No. Fun fact. We're

always learning things here on the resistance broadcast. Also, I was going to say,

oh go ahead. Yeah. Yeah. Go ahead, James. Go ahead. I don't even know what the real fact is, but it was something along the lines of like the, it's celebrated because when the guy, I guess St. Patrick, I assume, when he died, he was on Lent.

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