Welcome to the Bob and Sherry Show with Bob.

You know, I was just thinking that you're exactly right.

I should learn from that, but of course I won't.

And Sherry.

Here to point out your little tics and oddities since 1990, whatever.

And now broadcasting from four remote bunker locations, it's Bob and Sherry.

Oh, yes, indeed.

We're so glad to have you here.

I feel guilty.

I guess it's my old Catholic guilt flaring up that so many people are struggling with so many people in their homes.

Look at Todd with four teenagers.

Boy, he has to put up with every single day.

And for me, it's just Mary and me right now.

Hampton is probably going to come back.

But right now, you know, once I finished working, I can pretty much do what I want.

We're cooking outside.

But for people who have young kids especially, it's really tough.

And the newspaper, The Mirror, took a look at what time of the day it is that parents who are also juggling children and work, what time of the day do they finally get to relax?

What time of the day do you think it is, Sherry?

Next week. I thought you were going to

say, what time did they reach for their first drink? My money was on 2.15 p.m. Eastern, but they

probably don't get to relax until about 10 o'clock at night. 8.39 p.m. They got work, chores, because there's still things, you still have to do the laundry, right?

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