Welcome to the Bob and Sherry Show. We're complete opposites with Bob. Hooray! And Sherry. Apparently she's Facebook free, a Twitter quitter, Insta, invisible. But she is all upon you. And now from the Palatial Bob and Sherry studios, it's Bob and Sherry. Hey, hey, everybody. Let me tell you what's coming up. We got a round of small plates. We're going to be talking about smokers. Oh, my gosh, Bob has an amazing fact for you. Kevin Costner's divorce, I guess, which looks like it's going to happen, comedian Mike Goodwin, and a retired baby boomer who has come out and said, I'm with you, Gen Z and millennials. Employers are not loyal

to you at all. Whoa, bombshells. We got a lot of stuff coming up on the show today. I wanted to

kind of start by shouting out my youngest child who, let me just tell you what happened yesterday.

So, Ada and her sister Ella were over our house

to play yesterday. Ada is three, Ella's one. And they are, Ada is obsessed with Karamea's bedroom.

Karamia has an enormous collection of squish mallowes, which are these collectible, squishy, plush

toys that look like pillows, kind of. I don't know if you know what they are, Bob. I don't know why you would. In fact, I'd be a little uncomfortable if you knew what they were, so I'm glad you don't. No, I don't. She has an enormous collection of squish mallows, and there's a table under the window in her room where all of those colorful rocks that she's been collecting since she was six.

You know, you go into a gift shop somewhere and you can buy a bag of rocks.

Do you know what I'm talking about?

Yeah, of course.

Yeah.

Well, all of those, like a million of those and candles and jewelry and Chotchkes.

Her room is a, it's six flags over Karamea's bedroom for Ada. So yesterday,

we're playing and playing hide and seek and everything. And Ada says to me, can we go look for

something in Karamia's room? And I knew that question was going to be coming. So I said, of course

we can go look for something in

Karamea's room. So I take their hands and we go downstairs and I open the door to Karamea's

room who's away at school. And Ada steps across the threshold and holds her arms out wide

and announces this is Ella's first visit to Karamea's room.

Like, it was some sort of tourist destination.

Like, it's six flags over.

Exactly.

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