We gotta give three cheers for ST. Patrick. He’s the reason we get all dressed in green and drink like the Irish till we pass out. St. Patrick was born in the west coast of Britain in 385 AD. St. Patrick was kidnapped at age 16 and then sold into slavery bought by a sheep farmer. After being captured for six years, he finally snuck his way out at age 22. St. Patrick did eventually get back to Ireland were he began converting people to Christianity. Soon St. Patrick became known as a legendary figure when he eventually died on March 17th 461 AD (St. Patrick’s Day). A lot of fun facts go with this day; according to the “Guinness Book of World Records” the most leaves found on a clover was 14. That’s crazy considering the odds of finding a four leaf clover are 1 to every 10,000 three leaf clovers. Did you know in Chicago they will actually die the rivers green for St.Patrick’s. Watch out for the leprechauns those little mischievous creatures stand only about two feet tall and got access to a pot of gold, you can find them by listening to their tiny hammers, if your lucky enough to catch one don’t take your eyes off them not even for a second those tricky little buggers will vanish leaving you lost without the gold. When you go out tonight enjoy the day that was brought on by ST. Patrick, drive responsibly, and don’t do anything SerTop wouldn’t do.