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and my brother would
talk back to her
in a voice like John Wayne.
My mother... and we would
just crack up, you know'?
Because it's my younger
brother talking to...
"Get ahold of yourself, mom. "
- And we rode around all
day in the back roads,
smoking cigars
and drinking beers.
- Yeah, we went down
to Watkins Glen.
H was 1973.
Grateful Dead playing,
The Band
and The Allman Brothers.
So, you know,
We're camping out in tents.
Huge thunderstorm comes up.
Crimmins is all of a
sudden out of the tent
with an umbrella,
looking for something.
You know, a beer or something,
you know? Whatever.
I happen to be looking,
peeking out of my tent
right at the same time.
All of a sudden this frigging
lightning bolt comes down.
Just fries the friggin umbrella,
Goes off into everywhere.
He told me he was on acid.
Probably... well, yeah.
Crimmins is, like,
running around going, like,
"Wow, did you see that?"
Anybody else would
have been fried.
- It was a good,
centrally located place
for an idyllic childhood.
Except unfortunately
the Catholic church
was only three blocks up there.
- You know, we grew up in
those years Catholic.
Being taken to church
every Sunday.
Barry was always going
in the morning
before everybody else.
It was almost like Barry
was a servant of the church.
services in all churches,
ostensibly because priests
are supposed to say
a mass every day.
It's, like, apparently
some sort of, like,
milking a cow thing,
I don't know.
There was this priest,
Father Neary,
who hated me and
I couldn't figure out why
'cause I was a sincere kid
trying to do my job.
But early on Neary
gave me the old
pedophile shoulder rub thing.
He started that.
And I just hit him with an
elbow. it was a reflex.
And so I get stuck serving mass
And he was really scary.
He looked like
Christopher Lee,
the guy who played Dracula.
I would come in
through the basement
and be as quiet as possible
because he was terrifying.
be sitting in this chair,
be bathing him in this eerie
green and blue and red.
And I would be on the altar
and I would pour the water
to wash his hands
and he would go,
I would ring the bell.
"You know we don't need...
you're not working with
the fire department. "
Every day,
he just made my life miserable.
He tried to get me into
his car a couple of times.
"You wanna go get an
ice cream?" No thanks.
- Yeah, we went to the same
high school in Skaneateles.
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