Dennis Leary

And they're like, it's great.

And we get there and my uncle Dennis, who I'm named for my mom's brother and my mom, it's like 20 people at the stable.

We go in there and we order and they, I think they're ordering.

Right.

And then next thing I know we're all talking and everything.

One of my cousins comes in and he's got,

fish and chip bags from the fish and chip place across the street.

Like they're just dripping with grease.

Brown bags.

And I'm like, this kid's going to eat and hands a bag to my mom and a bag to my uncle Dennis, who are way down there.

So I go to my cousin Mahal, I go, what's going on?

He goes, oh, they won't eat the Spanish food.

So, you know, they're allowed to bring in fish and chips.

I go, Ma, you... She goes, I'm not having this stuff.

This Spanish stuff.

Yeah.

She literally... She wouldn't even eat a real Italian food she didn't like.

She was like, meat, potatoes...

I had, when I lived in Charlestown.

When I lived in Charlestown, my girlfriend, my wife now, we had my sister and Maria and my mom over.