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Welcome to Country Squire Radio on Bo. And I'm John David. Hey, Bo, good evening, man. Man, good evening to you, sir. How you doing it? You know, just loving it. Man, you've been all over the world, huh? Yeah, yeah, I just got done globe hopping. You went to the, no, I was about to say to the continent, but you didn't go to the continent. You went to, you went to, uh, foggy London town. Went to the motherland, my friend. That's right. That's right. How was it, dude? It was, uh, you know, it was amazing. I saw a lot of, a lot of pictures, uh, with Yorkist things behind you and then, and then some other, some other pictures of, uh, disparaging some, some Lancasterian, Lancastrian, uh, things behind you.

Yeah.

And,

and,

and you had a little fun

with that.

You know,

it was fun.

I don't think

i even took a picture of this but by there's a gate as part of the kind of the big park they have

there and it's it's a it's a huge kind of a landmark called lancaster gate and so there's a lot

of hotels named after lancaster did you did you did you pee on it i did not urinate on Lancaster Gate. Did I want to? Should I have? Would it have been morally and ethically right for me to? Maybe that particular Lancaster was a pretty stand-up guy. Well, regardless, somebody did have next to the gate like a painted picture of a big red rose right there. And so, you know, they know what they were doing. The cool thing, though, man, I found this bar. Actually, it was this historic pub. My wife, while I was there, sent me a blog post with kind of a list of all these historic pubs in London. And this one particular pub that I just absolutely fell in love with, it was called the City of York. Yeah. And it was spelled in a very like British way, right? It had like one too many E's and there was like an S there for no reason. Okay. You know, that kind of York. Yeah. And it was spelled in a very, like, British way, right? It had like one too many E's, and there was like an S there for no reason.

Okay.

You know, that kind of thing.

And, uh, but the cool thing is it's, it's this huge, like, tall historic building

that's like flanked on either side by these like very modern looking buildings.

And, uh, and it's got the big white rows of York.

Yeah. And so you walk in and even like

beautiful on the like above the bar, these wooden barrels on top of these casks of beer. Yeah.

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