It's the Bob and Sherry show. It's got five stars on Yelp, and one of the stars was partially filled in. With Bob. It's quite the attitude. He's obnoxious. But besides that, it's pretty good. And Sherry. You're awesome. You have a successful career. No longer dressed like you're trying to attract sailors by the war. And now broadcasting from the Bob and Sherry studios in four remote bunker locations, it's Bob and Sherry.

Well, golf is back on TV in a big way, and I'm starting to watch a little bit of it.

I stopped watching golf when I stopped playing, when my usual foursome just kind of went in different directions,

relocated all over the country.

But I watched a little bit of the Masters.

I watched a little bit of the heritage in Hilton Head.

They're doing a southern swing right now.

The Wells Fargo in Charlotte is coming up in May.

And so I'm sitting there.

I think it was when I was watching the Masters, and I'm going,

oh my God, everybody's wearing tight pants. And it really jumped out at me because that's how long

it's been since I'd been sitting down in front of a TV set to watch golf. The last time I watched golf, I think Tiger was playing, and Tiger was famous for wearing

kind of baggy pants.

And if you look at what he wore, I mean, he's great shape.

I mean, the upper body strength was amazing.

But his pants were just, that's, that was the

style, kind of baggy pants, kind of a throwback to, I guess, the, you know, the Sam Sneed era

in the 1950s. But every golfer that I saw, rail thin for the most part and very tight pants,

which brings me to my new annoyance. I got rid of all

of my old, you know, dad's sort of pants and jeans. And I'd gotten rid of the pleats a long time

ago. And I started wearing tighter pants. And for the most part, that's my wardrobe now.

So I'm reading, I think, in the New York Times about how men's tight pants are going to be going

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