Ash Kelley

Loud music is a lot, especially if it can split brick.

Yeah.

So after a few hours with music splitting brick at Los Sombreros, they traveled deeper into the city, ending up at the London pub, which I feel like you wouldn't expect to see.

No.

No.

It had just rebranded itself actually as the Hard Rock Cafe, which has no relation to the American chain.

Really?

Yeah.

Wow.

The group, apparently, we all just have good ideas.

All right.

The group stayed there until about two in the morning, and then Bill decided it was probably time to head back across the bridge back into the U.S.

technically.

So by that point, the four boys had separated, and when they walked out of the bar, Mark's friends saw him leaning against a car outside talking to a girl who he had met earlier that day at the Miss Tanline contest.

But seeing him and getting to him were two very different things entirely at this point.

Because remember, I just said there's 15,000 people littering the streets.

Like, that's... I'm stressed out.

All I can picture now, like, just to relate this to us and maybe anybody else in Boston, is, like, the St.

Paddy's Parade.

Yeah.