Welcome to the Bob and Sherry show with Bob.

I would not watch Tiger King be on two or three episodes if it was not for this show and my wife.

And Sherry.

I think that the attraction for me is it's nostalgic.

And every once in a while, I need some meth head with a mullet just to remind me of childhood.

And now broadcasting from 4, 5, 6, or 7 remote bunker locations, it's Bob and Sherry.

Oh, it's Wednesday.

I know that you thought it was last Thursday still, but it's Wednesday.

And joining us on the show today, we have our very own double

M. He's been holed up in his apartment, and he's so germphobic already that he didn't even want to answer his own phone. But we finally got him. We're going to touch base with him in about an hour. And don't forget, it's Essential Workers Week at the Bob and Sherry show. Nominate your essential worker hero and it can be yourself at B-O-B-A-N-D-S-H-E-R-I-D-H-E-R-I-D-R-I-D.

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One of four Americans say they're definitely planning to take a celebratory trip once the pandemic is done.

Millennials, Gen X, parents with young children, and people making over six figures are the most likely to say they're going to

take a trip, but the odds are, the odds are it will not be too far. Fifty-five percent of

people say they are less likely now to take a cruise, and 52 percent say they are less likely

to travel overseas. So I'm looking at this, and I was planning on having a vacation in July, which I've never done

before.

We were running a big house in Maine, in the coast of Maine, and I was going to have my two

daughters, their husbands, and of course,

my new grandchild and Mary and her children and me, all in the same house. I've always wanted to do

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