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We're going to kick off a brand new week for you on the Bob and Sherry show.

Coming up, we have Morons in the News, comedian Becky Lucas.

We have some of the most overplayed. Like,

please let it end wedding songs because we're in the middle of wedding season. And is your dog

suffering from insomnia because of stress? But before we get to all of that, you know we have a

tradition here every Monday. We kick off the week with at least

one reason, one, sometimes two, why humanity does not deserve to have an asteroid wipe us off

the face of this planet. Lamar, it's all you, buddy. All right, I'm going to start off with Tammy

Waddell.

She was a beloved elementary school teacher from Georgia, and she left behind a legacy of compassion that touched hearts far beyond the classroom that she taught in.

After a long battle with cancer, Wadale passed away at the age of 58, way too young, but even in death, her devotion to her students lived on. Instead of flowers, she asked for something more meaningful,

backpacks full of school supplies for children in need. Her loved ones honored her wish

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