there's this one crazy guy, samuel dyer, who goes to london in chains, and he's like, i know somebody who's there, but one of the people he names was a ship captain, and his ship wasn't even in this boston at the time. yeah. we don't have any definite ideas about anyone who was there until really the 1 teens with the -- 18 teens with the the exceptioning of one person who was caught trying to stuff tea into his own pockets. they grab his coat off, and they beat him up, and can they hang his coat in front of his door and say, this is what this guy tried to do. the idea was, look, we're doing this as a matter of principle, we're not trying to pocket the tea. so ironically, he's not considered one of the heros of the boston tea party, he's the only one that we have multiple corroborating accounts that he was actually there. and the other stories don't come out until the first one is, like, 1813. >> yes. i've recently been to the old south meeting house, and i was disappointed with the amount of detail about the boston tea party. i know you're from the boston area. i don't know if you hav

samuel dyer goes to london in chains, and he's like, i know somebody who's there, but he names a shipaptain, and we know his ship wasn't even in boston at the time. we don't have any definite ideas about win who is there until really the 18 tens with the exception of one person who was caught during the tea party trying to stuff tea into his own pockets. they grabbed his coat off and beat him up, and then they hanged his quote in charleston and said this is what this guy was trying to do. ironically, even he's been written out of the story, he's the only one that we have multiple corroborating accounts that he was actually there. and the other story don't turn out until, like, 1813. >> yes. i've recently been to the old south meeting house, and i was disappointed with the amount of detail about the boston tea party. i know you're from the boston area. i don't know if you have any interaction with them? because they advertise themselves as a launch pad -- >> it was the largest building in boston at the time, there were so many people interested in protesting against the tea act they co