30 Years Living On Clement St. 510
30 Years Living On Clement St. 510
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You used to come out here to the Irish bars on Saint Patrick's Day because there was such a big celebration.
[They still have the Irish bars. There are two: one on Geary at 2"^^ or 3*^^ and then there's the Plough and the Stars on Clement St.] H: I remember the Abbey Tavern. (S: That's on Geary and 2"^^.) I remember when you went in there in those days there were IRA. You were very careful about getting into any discussion about the IRA. But you'd go there and have fun and party. [So the IRA wa...s actually in the bar.] Absolutely, no doubt in my mind. It's a conversation that they had. My friends were Irish, they were the ones who took me there the first time, and they just cautioned me about getting into any IRA discussion. And there were pretty rough-looking guys there. And I suspect the Abbey Tavern hasn't changed in its character all these years: basically a beer joint. I haven't been there in 40 years. For me, the kind of partying I enjoyed was in downtown San Francisco because I was a part of that downtown business environment, and our manner of partying in bars was a different scale.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You used to come out here to the Irish bars on Saint Patrick's Day because there was such a big celebration.
[They still have the Irish bars. There are two: one on Geary at 2"^^ or 3*^^ and then there's the Plough and the Stars on Clement St.] H: I remember the Abbey Tavern. (S: That's on Geary and 2"^^.) I remember when you went in there in those days there were IRA. You were very careful about getting into any discussion about the IRA. But you'd go there and have fun and party. [So the IRA wa...s actually in the bar.] Absolutely, no doubt in my mind. It's a conversation that they had. My friends were Irish, they were the ones who took me there the first time, and they just cautioned me about getting into any IRA discussion. And there were pretty rough-looking guys there. And I suspect the Abbey Tavern hasn't changed in its character all these years: basically a beer joint. I haven't been there in 40 years. For me, the kind of partying I enjoyed was in downtown San Francisco because I was a part of that downtown business environment, and our manner of partying in bars was a different scale.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oggins, Jean to read onlineMoreLess
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