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, we are so glad to have all of our friends with us.

Thank you so much for joining us.

Today's a very special day in history.

I note that it was exactly 94 years ago in 1926, Thomas Edison, great Thomas Edison, actually spoke on the radio for the first time. He was handed a microphone during a dinner of the National Electric Light Association in Atlantic City.

And he said, I've got 90 minutes of commercial free music with no rock or hard rock.

I thought he was going to say it's hump day, caller nine.

That's not what he said. Now, here's what he actually said.

I don't know what to say.

This is the first time I ever spoke into one of these things.

Good night.

So that, he didn't get the job doing morning drive in Rochester because of that.

He didn't have his act together there, but he's still a great man.

He had other skills, though, don't you think?

He did.

Yes, he definitely did.

Yeah, right.

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