Dennis Leary

Oh my God.

He lived in what they call the nice section of Worcester, which I can't remember at that time when it was when we were growing up.

But on Sundays, you know when your parents would drive around and look at houses that you're never going to live in after mass on Sundays?

Because we lived in Maine South.

We lived in an apartment in a two and a half decker, not even a three decker.

So my father would drive us by Bob Cousy's house in the nice neighborhood.

He's like, Bob Cousy's house.

And we're like, yeah, we know.

We go by it every Sunday.

He had a driving school for a while in Worcester.

What?

Yeah.

A driving school.

Bob Cousy's driving school.

You know, she would have me- You don't come out of Worcester and become a lace curtain Irish.

It's so crazy because when I heard Lace Curt and I, when you grow up in Massachusetts, especially in our age group, like the fucking Kennedys, right?

This is before, you know,

rfk jr this is like you know when the kennedys were the kennedys right right so i still remember actually this is like one of my first memories as a kid growing up like i don't know why it's the summer of 63 my parents couldn't afford to go back to ireland when they came over in in 49 and 50 they couldn't afford to go back then uh in 1963 was the first time they could afford to go but they can only take one kid with them because that's they didn't have enough money so my older brother johnny got to go and the

Let's keep in mind, this is 1803.

I remember that summer really well, because that's the summer that JFK went to Ireland.