You want it. You need it. It's what everyone's talking about. The Kevin Sheehan Show. Now here's Kevin. You're listening to The Sports Fix. That's right. He is back. God, it seems like you've been gone forever. I've been gone a long time. You really have been in. I made a list of the things that I'm not sure you missed while you were away,

but then I know some things you definitely miss.

So we're going to go through some of those things.

But that, of course, is the long-lost voice of one Tom Levero,

who is back from his Italy trip, and I want to hear all about it. This show is presented by Window Nation. Aaron's here, by the way. If you're in the market for Windows, call 86690 Nation or go to Window Nation.com and tell them we told you to call. How long were you gone? Well, we were there for 14 days. Yeah, I was going to say, it had to be a week and a half to two weeks. Yeah, we were there for 14 days. Yeah, I was going to say it had to be a week and a half to two weeks.

Yeah, we were there for 14 days.

Well, that's the way to do it.

Well, I got to tell you, at the end, and maybe it's because we were in Florence at the end,

and we had no idea how crowded it would be in Florence.

It was wall-to-wall people, like waves of people whenever you went out on every

street. And that kind of got tiring. So we were thinking maybe we were there like one or two days

too many. Well, was Florence, so Florence was your last part of the trip. And then we flew,

then we took a train to Rome to fly home. Okay, got it. Now, you know what? God, Florence was so crowded when we were there over the summer. Apparently, it's crowded all the time. It must be. Now, I loved Florence, but it sounds like it was the end of your trip, so maybe you were tired. And there is nothing worse if you're tired at the end of a trip than

just long lines and crowds and everything.

Yeah.

And we had we had seen a lot and done a lot.

Look, it was, it by far exceeded my expectations.

The main reason was I met my family.

I met family. The Italian side of your family, because you've got an

Irish side of your family as well. Yes. My paternal grandmother and grandfather came over from

Italy in 1910. They came over. And on my grandmother's side, the name Gratani, I met that family. And we were the first

American relatives to come over there since my grandparents left in 1910. Well, did, did they

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