Mahopac

Saugerties, 71.

Mayopac, 70.

Also Bedford, 70 degrees.

And Orangetown, 73 for you.

And, um, I know I say this a lot, but this is an episode I've really, really, really been waiting to do because it takes me back into my boyhood joy.

And I wanna say, back when I was in, I think maybe eighth grade, I played youth baseball in Mahopac, New York.

And there was a kid named Mike Olivapatenza who started calling me Pearl.

And I remember being at the plate, and he was like, "Go Pearl." And then all the other guys were like, "Come on, Pearl.

Come on, Pearl." I probably struck out 'cause I hit like 130 that year, but still Pearl.

And I found my, uh, my old high school yearbook, the 1990 Mahopac High School Wampoom.

And, um, everybody in the yearbook calls me Pearl.

So it's Pearl, Pearl, Pearl.

Aluminum boats, right? It's in New York.

Mahopac? I have no idea.

Maybe that's by New Jersey.

They give you all kinds of, of photos.

Not very well known.

There is Irish up there, like, in Mahopac, and-

They're everywhere.

Yeah, exactly.

Port Jervis up to 74, and then Rocky Hill, 76.

Mahopac, 74.

Air quality is moderate.

We have low to medium pollen levels, and UV index of two, a little lower because of more clouds around.

Like, and when I say everything, our furniture, our clothes, our car, like everything, um, to get through this, this trial.

And my uncle had a home in New York, and he was like, "There are good schools here in Mahopac.

Come and, and, you know, you can stay in this house.

I live in Florida the majority of the time, um, and you can...

I'll help you get on your feet." So I moved to Mahopac, New York, and my daughters were six and eight at the time.

Mm-hmm.

And, uh, so we had to, uh, move.