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Good morning. It's time to wake up. And now from the fallacial Bob and Sherry studios, it's Bobbensherry.

Oh, happy Gateway to the weekend, everybody. Happy Gateway to the weekend. I read something, I read something that first it surprised me, then the more I thought about it,

the more it made sense. The idea of having a work wife or work husband is starting to go extinct.

And here's why. Hybrid and remote work. It's not the same thing at all. That's true. It's not the same thing at all. That's true.

It's not the same thing at all.

And when you think about it, when you think about like, I wouldn't say that like I've been your work wife, Bob, so much as I've been your work henchman in so many ways, right?

Your work capo de copy.

But I do see how that is going to go away.

I'm going to have to disagree with you. We'll get back to discuss whether or not it's going

away. But I think you have been, as I look back on my career now, I think you have been

the workwife. Because it was more than, you know know you and I going in and arguing with somebody

about a contract or something that they didn't want us to do on the radio or whatever it is

and certainly in the last few years you're kind of running the business end of the show you and I

had a friendship or had and still have, but especially when we were together and traveling

a lot, that was very, very close.

And we discussed, you know, look at all the things that have happened to our lives over

the last 32 years, a lot of things, some sad, some happy, some really exciting, and some completely miserable. We've shared all of those

expenses. So I'm really going to kind of argue with you on that. I never, I never felt like your

work wife so much as I felt like your work twin, like your sibling, like your biking ride or guy.

Yeah.

Because when you think about like a work wife or a work husband, I mean, we all know what those

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