We always have an odd one in the crowd, so it's kind of odd.

I'm excitedly odd.

Isn't that strike you as a little bit odd?

No, it doesn't strike me as a little bit odd. It's the Bob and Sherry Oddcast with stuff we wouldn't, couldn't, or shouldn't do on the regular show. Now, here's the odd cast. Matt, oh, hey, Matt. Hi, how are you? What abandoned mansion was I exploring if I were Donny Osmond or Fabio painted on the wall?

Can I just ask, like, y'all are law-abiding people.

You don't, if you can get into an abandoned house or building, you don't go in?

I mean, I do, but.

Mark? That's not something that I really think about. Are you riding by and then just decide you're going in? Oh, yeah. I have made,

I have gotten off an interstate and gone back three miles to climb into an abandoned.

I've been in, and this goes back to my childhood.

So when I was a kid in Wyoming, there were these vacation homes in the Graze River Range that people would use summer and winter, but then they were, they were, they would come in during ski, rich people would come in.

Because where I lived was just on the other side of Jackson Hole at the end of the Snake River or Canyon. So you had a lot of wealthy people who were tourists there. Of course, you know, we were the locals and we served those, our wealthy betters. They would come in in the winter for ski season. They'd come in in the summer for fly fishing. And in the meantime,

the houses would sit. And I can't, there wasn't a one that I didn't break into and have a look at

as a kid. Not a one. Now is a good time for me to stop and say, disclaimer, we are not

advocated. You shouldn't do this. You shouldn't know. So now, I try not, I don't break this. No. You shouldn't do this. You should know.

So now I try not, I don't break into occupied homes, but if there's an abandoned building or house that I know is slated for demolition, you look at a little white lady that's coming in and having a look.

So we were with them.

Kevin and I went up to visit one of our kids,

our daughter Maggie, and she's like, there's this crazy mansion that they're going to tear down to build a new neighborhood. I said, say less. So often we went to have a look. Eight bedrooms,

11 bathrooms, a million doors locked, locked.

Now I'm not going to pick a lock, Lamar, because I have standards.

I'm not going to pick a lock.

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