Sudbury

I said, I visioned.

of renting a farm nearby, I lived in Sudbury, Massachusetts at the time, and building stage sets along a hayride trail and doing this show on wheels and stopping at various stage sets to reenact these scenes.

He loved the idea.

He jumped on a plane.

Thanks.

Linda Faust from Sudbury, Massachusetts.

No. Dee in Southern Illinois.

Yes.

And in Scotland, a cup of tea is an invitation you can't refuse.

At Duck Soup in Sudbury, Louise Mawhinney is schooling the birthplace of the American Revolution on how to throw a proper tea party, one scone and cucumber sandwich at a time.

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He's the president of Boston Architectural College and the co-author of the graphic novella about AI titled I Know Bot.

Well, coming up, it takes tea to tango.

We'll talk all things this afternoon tea with Louise Mawhinney, owner of Duck Soup General Store in Sudbury.

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1886, 350 years old.

Sudbury, Massachusetts.

And this inn is actually named in a famous work of art by a, a, by a guy by the name of, uh, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.

Famous poet.

He usually adds an extra day to the end of his business trips so that he can visit a couple of gay bars in whichever city he's in.

Then he'd go home to Sudbury, Massachusetts to his wife and children.

Margaret, his wife of 30-odd years, knows all about Tom's extracurriculars.

Uh, at least she has for about a year now.

He can't say for sure if they left together, but that seems the most likely scenario.

Shrugging off his strikeout, Doug goes home alone that night, not realizing that he's just watched a killer seduce his next victim.

The following night, Margaret Mulcahy sits at home in Sudbury waiting for her husband to come back home.

The last time they spoke on the phone, Tom had assured her that he'd be here in time for dinner, but he never shows.

This is the radical left Democrat mind.

You know, this is Bill in Sudbury, just for example, but across the country.

They asked Massachusetts voters, "Could you name a single achievement or accomplishment of Governor Healey?" Hold it, Healey.

Over 50% of voters said they could not think of a single accomplishment or achievement.

He does a great job.

And in Sudbury, you've probably got $2, $3, $4 million going here now.

Oh, easily.

Yeah, geez.

Is Billy here?

Billy, Mikey Adams, and Bill Smith.

We're here at Sudbury, Massachusetts.

You've been here.

Yeah, so against my better judgment, I signed up for, it's a trail race.

I run for the refuge in Sudbury, Mass.

And I was told it's not technical.

So if it is technical, it's like a 6K