Don't touch that dial. It's the Bob and Sherry show with Bob. I don't pay attention a lot. Have you not noticed and Sherry?

Thank God she doesn't have lights. And now from the Felatio Bob and Sherry Studios is Bob and Sherry.

And welcome on in to the Bob and Sherry show Doc is here in Max Lamar Bob and Sherry were like very

glad to have you come along. My wife is such a wonderful person but she gets bored very quickly

and when she gets bored she'll look around the interior part of the house and say I'm going to

change something here. I'm going to take these doors off of the laundry area and I'm going to put

a better looking door on and she can do it and then she paints it and puts on new hardware. I mean

she's she's pretty pretty amazing but it never stops and lately because I don't want to spend

any more money on this house for a while. I just don't I put in AC system I've done you know

underneath the house with the fiberglass and all that I just don't want to spend any more money.

So we we're driving under the driveway and she says this driveway is really ugly. It is an

ugly driveway. It's got cracks in it and there's some of the cement it's a cement driveway is

separated and I know what that would cost to put in a new driveway who cost a lot. Now it's not

a real long driveway but it's long enough and it has a turnaround area. So I said I think it looks

pretty good. She goes it doesn't look good. I said you know the Romans built roads thousands of

years ago and they're still there. Are they perfect? No they're not perfect. They've got cracks

and separations kind of like our driveway but they have a beauty to it. There's a patina that

you know says it's been here for years. Think think of our driveway as like a small version of

the Appian way and she said this is the crappy in way and I knew right there that I I'm losing

I'm losing I'm losing the argument. I don't I don't know what to do. There's always something with a

house. Here's what you've got to tell her. There's two types of concrete. There's concrete that has a

crack in it and there's concrete that's going to get a crack in it. That's how concrete works. That

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