The only cure I know for the Monday Blues is the Bob and Sherry show.

So, Monday is the big day, huh?

You had a moon on Monday.

On a Monday, Monday, Sunday, Monday.

But it's Friday night, can't you do your homework on the bus Monday morning?

I don't like Monday.

Sounds like a case of Mondays.

I don't like Monday.

Okay, everybody, get used to this because we are going to be standing here every Monday for the next seven Monday.

Now, broadcasting from the palatial Bob and Cherry studios on this Monday morning, it's Bob and Sherry.

Very nice to have you with us. Thanks for making Bob and Cherry your choice. We're all here

for you. I just finished an article about one of the richest families, I think the fourth

richest family, the Cargels in America. And if you're a regular listener, you know that I can't stand inherited wealth,

great inherited wealth, mainly because I do not have great inherited wealth.

Thank you for being honest.

I'm just being honest, okay?

Some of these people, like, they say that old money is very quiet.

Not always.

I don't know how old the Cargill money is, but there's a woman who married one of the Cargels, James Cargall.

Her name is Kathy Cargill.

And she is in the local news in the north shore of Lake Superior,

just outside of Duluth, Minnesota.

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