Dan Bradley

Man, imagine if they do.

No, I asked her.

I think the snowstorm had something to do with it.

And she said, I've gotten a couple of calls from different people, but nobody has stopped at the house just randomly to see what's going on at eleven thirty seven Greenfield Avenue.

so you never know bob in this business when you knock on a door what the heck is going to happen well yeah you could have gotten leave me alone i'm not doing this whatever for sure i mean it was great though but she probably knew joe starkey is that the door he's a good writer he's going to write no she didn't but i bet you she did i think she called the guy that we're about to talk to dan and he he knew of me mostly because he probably knew of you first bob

But yeah, I would be leery of anybody coming to my door that I didn't know, but she was very, very welcoming.

And it's, it's just, it's quite a story.

It really is.

You know, Mike,

His parents owned a bar there called McCarthy's Bar and Grill.

I think it's now called Zano's Pub, Bob.

Have you heard of that?

I've heard of it.

Yes, but I haven't been there.

And how many people would love to tell stories.

And he was also a firefighter and a policeman.

And back then, as she was explaining to me, or maybe it was her son, Dan,

Nobody had money to do things like fix up your house.

So everything was fix it yourself.

And Mr. McCarthy, Joe McCarthy, the dad knew how to do everything.