We have a big, big show ahead.

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The Bob and Sherry show with Sherry. You know, you talk a good game and you're all like, me, me, me. And Bob. I am not me, me, me, me. And now, broadcasting from the palatial Bob and Sherry studios, it's Bob and Sherry. Oh, look at us. It's a brand new week and we're counting down to Halloween. We've got a big old show for you today, guys.

We have the very funny comedian Cam Bertrand on. Bob's got around of Bob and Sherry small plates. Lamar has a spooky season story about the ghosts of the London subway system. And I want to kick it off today with an email from one of our

listeners who was listening to the show about a week or so ago. And we were talking about Taylor Swift,

as we often do, because Max and I are Swifties. And this is from Reed. And he said, hey, Bob and Sherry. I've DMed Sherry a few

times, but I figured it's probably more appropriate to send an email instead of bugging Sherry on

Instagram. And I read that line where other radio personalities would have omitted it because I don't

often see all my DMs because there are a lot of them and some of them are spam and occasionally

there's a gentleman in a foreign land who sends me short videos of himself taking care of business

and so I miss a lot of really good valuable DMs so let me go back to Reed's email he said

I'm a few podcasts behind but I'm closer to catching up. People have said

they can recall exactly where they were for significant negative events, Pearl Harbor,

Martin Luther King, JFK, Princess Diana, September 11th, Michael Jackson. But on the contrary,

during the September 12th episode, Sherry mentioned she can remember the exact moment when she first

heard Taylor Swift on the radio. And I too remember where I was when I first heard tear drops on my

guitar. I just graduated from grad school where I had among the best four years of my life learning

and growing with my peers and classmates in Fort Collins, Colorado,

fantastic college town. After spending the day cleaning my apartment and packing up the car,

I was headed out of town about to begin the next chapter of my life and career. Taylor Swift's song

came on the radio. This was before smartphones and song recognizing apps. So the best I could do was

try and memorize as much of the chorus to look up the song the next time I could sit down at a

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