Ciaran Kavanagh

And then he was having a cigarette outside, I was chatting.

And he said, ah fuck, I'll stay.

So we went in and we had another few pints together.

And we just talked, chefs, like this.

And it was amazing.

And they said, can you go out with him tomorrow?

And I said, I can't.

Yeah, it was really good for us and it was really good for Coddle.

And it was really funny because they couldn't say Guinness, they couldn't show the logo, they hadn't made an agreement with the Travel Channel at the time, hadn't made an agreement with Guinness.

So he had to...

He had to use angels' tears or the gods and all kind of stuff.

And it was a great ad for Guinness without saying Guinness.

And then after that, we got a lot of Bourdainers.

We called them coming in and having a pint and a coddle, pint and a coddle, pint and a coddle.

And yeah, and for one time I didn't have cod on the menu and these five people from Nebraska walked in and they looked at the menu, no cod, I said no, they left.

Didn't even have a pint, just left.

Nebraska, Dublin, Glastonbury, left, gone.

So, gotta be on every day.

It's on every day, yeah.

Wow, big impact on the business.