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    When people say "You have the life of Riley" whom are they referring to?

    Question #10289. Asked by Tres. (Feb 09 01 12:51 AM)


    sonny

    		when people say,'you have the life of Riley' they are referring to Chester Riley

    Feb 09 01, 12:58 AM
    Opus

    		The Life of Riley was an old-time radio show that also featured Digby O'dell, the friendly undertaker

    Feb 10 01, 8:30 PM

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