Dennis Leary

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.

because my mom was in Boston getting some health stuff done.

And so she steamed some salmon and some broccoli and some kind of potato dish.

And she served it.

My sister and me, my mother, we're all talking and everything.

So they bite in and my sister and me goes, hey, this broccoli, it's hot.

And so Ann Marie goes.

And my girlfriend Ann goes, no, no, no.

I know, Ann.

I steamed it.

And she goes, no, no, but it's hot.

And she takes her plate and my mother's plate and goes into our kitchen in the apartment and reboils the broccoli.

I understand.

It was the same apartment where my mother literally, my mother said to me one day, she goes, she was there.

When we were growing up in the seventies, my parents got the like avocado green refrigerator and stove.

Yep.

You remember that?