Oswego

Yeah.

And he goes, you went to Oswego, right? And I said, yeah.

And he goes, it's like that, but everyone's high.

And I go, okay.

Okay.

I didn't go to any parties at Oswego, Steve, but

I can know what you're talking about.

I likened it to, in a smaller scale, as if you paid to get into Taste of Syracuse

With no helmets.

A little by me this summer, but I guess it was so bad up at Oswego that they made like a law about it or something.

I just

casually

There's like subs in the trunk.

What, what? The sound of the...

It sounded like when you're on one of those steep hills in Oswego with all those rocks by the water and a couple tumble down.

That was you.

done like giving millions of people extra paperwork.

My alma mater of Oswego State University on the shores of Lake America.

All the kids in Oswego in their dorms get to go look out their window at Lake

America.

Oh, man.

It is not possible here to give more than a brief sketch of the operations of these troops.

In 1777, they formed an important part of the forces with which General Burgoyne, by way of Lake Champlain, And Colonel St. Leger, by way of Oswego, attempted unsuccessfully to reach Albany.

An offshoot of the First Battalion of the Royal Greens, known as Jessup's Corps, was with Burgoyne at Saratoga, and the rest of the regiment was with St. Leger under the command of Sir John Johnson himself.

The ambuscade of Oriskany, where Sir John Johnson's men first met their Whig neighbors and relatives, who were defending Fort Stanwix, was one of the bloodiest battles of the war.

Of the Cataraki townships, the first was settled by a band of New York loyalists, many of them of Dutch or German extraction, commanded by Captain Michael Grass.

On the second were part of Jessup's Corps.

On the third and fourth were a detachment of the second battalion of the King's Royal Regiment of New York, which had been stationed at Oswego across the lake at the close of the war, a detachment of Rogers Rangers, and a party of New York loyalists under Major Van Alstyne.

The parties commanded by Grass and Van Alstyne had come by ship from New York to Quebec after the evacuation of New York in 1783.

One of mine, I was talking a little bit off air.

I went to Oswego University for my sophomore year of college.

Do you know what my final GPA? Now, you're very familiar with the Oswego area.

The number is below zero.

Try to guess my final GPA at Oswego University.

It's not a whole number.

It's definitely smaller than your blood alcohol content at any given time.