Unknown Speaker 9

The weather was hot that October, the area was going through a drought, fire codes were very loosely enforced, and Chicago was a city built almost entirely out of wood.

The weather was hot that October, the area was going through a drought, fire codes were very loosely enforced, and Chicago was a city built almost entirely out of wood.

The weather was hot that October, the area was going through a drought, fire codes were very loosely enforced, and Chicago was a city built almost entirely out of wood.

Yeah. It truly is City of White Soldiers as well. Well, you know, the Windy City, that's actually a myth. Really? The name Windy City comes from their politicians. Oh, because they're blowhards.

Yeah. It truly is City of White Soldiers as well. Well, you know, the Windy City, that's actually a myth. Really? The name Windy City comes from their politicians. Oh, because they're blowhards.

Yeah. It truly is City of White Soldiers as well. Well, you know, the Windy City, that's actually a myth. Really? The name Windy City comes from their politicians. Oh, because they're blowhards.

And they're blowhards.

And they're blowhards.

And they're blowhards.

Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. No, cows are known to do that.

Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. No, cows are known to do that.

Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. No, cows are known to do that.

God, no. No, no, the cow burned. Now, the fire did indeed start at the O'Leary's small dairy business, but it's equally likely that the fire began when embers from a chimney settled on a stack of hay. It's also equally likely that the fire was started by a boarder at the O'Leary home, Dennis Pegleg Sullivan. Yeah!

God, no. No, no, the cow burned. Now, the fire did indeed start at the O'Leary's small dairy business, but it's equally likely that the fire began when embers from a chimney settled on a stack of hay. It's also equally likely that the fire was started by a boarder at the O'Leary home, Dennis Pegleg Sullivan. Yeah!

God, no. No, no, the cow burned. Now, the fire did indeed start at the O'Leary's small dairy business, but it's equally likely that the fire began when embers from a chimney settled on a stack of hay. It's also equally likely that the fire was started by a boarder at the O'Leary home, Dennis Pegleg Sullivan. Yeah!

who may have accidentally lit the hay on fire with a cigarette while drinking and smoking with his friends in the barn. Luckily for the Irish, the cow story won out, and to this day, it's still widely believed to be the cause of the fire.

who may have accidentally lit the hay on fire with a cigarette while drinking and smoking with his friends in the barn. Luckily for the Irish, the cow story won out, and to this day, it's still widely believed to be the cause of the fire.

who may have accidentally lit the hay on fire with a cigarette while drinking and smoking with his friends in the barn. Luckily for the Irish, the cow story won out, and to this day, it's still widely believed to be the cause of the fire.

You know, and not a single Irishman in the room. No. Rob? Rob? Okunowitz. Oh, Okunowitz.

You know, and not a single Irishman in the room. No. Rob? Rob? Okunowitz. Oh, Okunowitz.