Brighton

Picture this.

You're in a town hall in Brighton, Massachusetts.

Winship is on his machine, and there are 12 dudes standing on a platform below, every one of them heavier than he was, so about 1,900 pounds.

Without straps, without a belt, nothing but an oak stick, that wooden thing he carved, across his shoulders and a couple formidable-looking chains, he lifts the men and the platform.

I smoked dope with all the great wrestlers.

in Brighton, Massachusetts.

We get there like two in the morning.

I had a room up in the attic and had a couple of mattresses I threw on the floor for them.

Yes.

That's the day in which we wait for Celtic players to come visit us in our back room there at the WGBH building in Brighton, Massachusetts.

It was myself, Joe Murray, James Garamazzino, and Jake Seymour, two producers

with us.

Well, let me back up.

I was attending a conference, and the conference was being held on the grounds of St. John's Major Seminary in Brighton, Massachusetts, which is, at that time, it was the major seminary for the Archdiocese of Boston.

And I believe the Archdiocese was sponsoring this conference that I was attending, not as a speaker, but as an attendee.

And I was making a sort of kind of quasi-holy hour at night before I would go back to my room to sleep.

would have the strength to stay.

The first time I didn't.

The first time at that chapel at St. John's Seminary in Brighton, Massachusetts.

Archdiocese of Boston.

You know, my origin story is interesting.

And the place that I'll go is I grew up a working class kid in Brighton, Massachusetts.

My folks didn't have enough money when they got there.

They fell in love at 12 and 13, got married at 17 and 18, had me when they were about 20.

And in the entire first five years of my life, they didn't own a car and they couldn't afford their own apartment.

So we lived in one bedroom together.

in Brighton, Massachusetts, which is kind of downtown Boston.

And we lived in one room, my maternal grandparents.

Let's get to it.

And first up, a Boston police drone crashed onto a parked car in Brighton just days after the department launched its new drone as first responder program.

Now the crash happened last Thursday around 1.30 p.m.

The falling drone landed on a Mazda 3.

Wrap up those fryers, because I am sure hungry for one Greg Hill Show.

Broadcasting from beautiful and safe Brighton, Massachusetts.

It's go, go, go, go, go, go, go time.

This is...

A couple of weeks before that, a guy had ripped a top off of one of our trucks on Sturro Drive.

And then that day, like somebody sideswiped the vehicle and somebody like left a vehicle totally unattended in Brighton, Massachusetts with a bunch of customer stuff on it.

The guys are just like, screw this.

I'm quitting.