The Follow-Up: Andrea Grover is Finding Hope — and Humor — in the Face of ALS

So I've not been very funny today.

You had a couple good things.

You

had a couple moments.

Yeah, no, I think, I think this is good, but you're, I saw that you're going to be at Murph's doing standup.

What's the date on that?

It's the Murph's show is October 29th.

It's a Thursday and it's put together by Sean Flanagan, who does stand up all around town.

And there's two comics on from the comedy seller and Ruby Jackson, of course.

But yeah, I had a, I had a new, I had a new ALS joke for that and I'm trying to remember it.

what time's that on the 29th

it's i think it's at seven but i'm not sure isn't murphs a funny place to do a comedy show i

can think of nowhere better actually actually i think i'm doing my my ghost tour of sack harbor i've got two really good murphs

oh well that's exciting good murph stories um yeah um This is pretty bad.

But yeah, no.

So Murph's, actually, I do want to tell you about my research about Murph's.

So Murph's, you know, it was owned by a former New York City police officer whose last name was Murphy.

And he opened it in 1976.

And there is believed to be a ghost at Murph's.

Do you know that? Her name's Aggie.

Aggie.

Aggie, yeah.

But she lived upstairs.

She lived above Murph's.

Yeah, exactly.