Edgartown

He is treated very well, even in the more heavily trafficked Vineyard towns on the other side of the island.

"In Edgartown and even Oak Bluffs, the African American community, I'm treated very well," he said.

"It's all Chilmark, and it's all Jewish, anti-Zionist." I noted that he can at least still hold court at the Chilmark General Store, but he argued with my choice of the term holding court.

"I used to.

So it's very interesting, and it's the same thing as you see with Harry Kiesel coming up into play Al Wild, the actor.

He was the postmaster on Am- on An- on Martha's Vineyard in Edgartown.

So it's just so interesting that, uh, just even this one scene as we open up on the 15th minute here, that the, um, that this scene was made possible just be- because of the shooting location of Martha's Vineyard.

It's just, to me, it's just amazing and th- that we have to really respect that as, and highlight that as we watch each minute.

So that's how deep the water is.

It's only waist-deep, okay? So if you look further out, you'll see the water change.

Now, this is very, if you ever go swimming off of Martha's Vineyard in Edgartown, if you go swimming in these areas, especially across the bridge where they filmed in Cow Bay, where they filmed Chrissy Watkins' attack, where Susan Backlinie did her, um, performance swimming out to the, when she went out to the buoy.

It, there's a drop-off like you never would believe.

I know they've gotten bites.

Um, I talked to a buddy that left out of Edgartown and, and had that kind of a day, then ended up breaking off fish that he was catching in feeds.

Mm.

Didn't, didn't get the job done.

I'll add a couple of personal notes.

My brother Jim worked in Edgartown and Martha's Vineyard for a couple of summers back in the 1960s.

I first visited the island when I was about 9 or 10 years old, and the incredible view of the Gay Head Cliffs made a big impression on me.

In the late 1980s, my wife and I rented a place in Edgartown for a week.

While we're on the island, we actually climbed the Gay Head cliffs from the beach to the grounds of the lighthouse.

I will never forget that.

We go to Martha's Vineyard for the day.

And on the corner of somewhere in Edgartown, I see what are three SUVs that look like their Secret Service.

And I was like, oh, I wonder if President Obama's here.

And for a while, they're idling.

It was amazing.

We recorded at Edgartown Books, which is, what is the ca- cafe in the back that I'm thinking of? Wait, hold on.

Sorry, guys.

Uh, th- today I'm just, like, my brain isn't really working.

I went to 19 Raw yesterday.

Great.

And then what else did I go to? Oh, I went to, well, we're also at Edgartown Books, so I went to, what is it, Behind the Bookstore?

Yep.

And there was like a get-together out in this island area, out in Cape Cod area, Martha's Vineyard, whatever.

There's Edgartown.

Okay.

He's like the place with a bed and breakfast.

Oh, yeah, I was really right into the

song.

And there to participate in the sailing race there in Edgartown.

Oh, what else do you do in Edgartown? I know, I know, dude.

So they picked up many things.

So we saw a beautiful hearse down on Martha's Vineyard in Edgar Town.

Oh, in the

museum.