I'm Hey! Hey! Hey! Hey! Welcome to the World Cup Minute Day 14.

My name is Brandon.

We are without Josh today, but pinch hitting to mix our sports metaphors.

We've got our good friend, Dave, Dave joining us from the greater Boston area.

Or would you, is that offensive, Dave, if I see her from the greater Boston area?

Just proper Boston.

No, that's right, because Boston's about the size of Doha, from what I hear.

It's very, very small.

So practically no one lives in Boston except for, I know, a couple friends, obviously, who are in the actual Boston vicinity.

So Greater Boston refers to Cambridge in the, you know, closer suburbs, which I'm a part of, including Summerville, where the royals

were just visiting, Brandon, as you know.

Sure, yeah.

And we'll save it for our England-Senegal talk later on in the World Cup minute.

What's the World Cup vibe in that area, though, Dave?

Are people getting nuts for it?

I mean, there's a ton of bars in the greater Boston area.

I'm feeling like it must be a good

vibe. Yeah, big, it's a good soccer town. Obviously, Matt Turner, New England Revolution

player as somewhat recently. But a lot of expats here, obviously as well, a lot of college and

post-grad people. A lot of good soccer bars, as well a lot of college and post-grad people a lot of good

soccer bars although like the main soccer bars are like liverpool bars too so i'm not sure how

many expat english folk would have been in that u.s game but no certainly the big bars get packed

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