We always have an odd one in the crowd, so it's kind of odd. I just sightedly 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. We are joined by comedian Henry Cho. We are all just such gigantic fans. He's on his tour around America, the Empty Nest Tour. And right before we started chatting officially, I was saying to Henry, I'm so, like, blown away and in my feelings about him being inducted into the Grand Old Opry. Like, that's about as big as it gets, grand old opery and and Henry share like when when

you were asked if that had always been a dream of yours share your answer uh no who would dream

that who would he you know wasn't in my wheelhouse never thought about it and it I was a guest

performer over a hundred times and uh I still all the other older members and the staff, they're like, we got to get you to be a member.

You got to be a member.

And I'm like, you guys are crazy.

And then, you know, the head of Gaylord was like, nah, I think we might be able to make this happen.

And I'm like, you guys are crazy.

And then Marty Stewart surprised. And then Vince Gil did the invitation. And Vince Gil, my good

golfing buddy inducted me. And, you know, it's a couple years ago. And I still, when I'm there,

I still just, it's one of those weird things. I know I'm a member,

but I know if anybody, they're going to kick anybody out, I'll be the first one to go. So

I'm really careful what I do. Well, you were the first comedian brought into the grand old

opera since like, I don't know, a million years ago, the early 1970s, middle, 1973. Jerry Clower, 1973 was the last. Wow. It's a previous, yeah, over 50 years. And so it'll probably, you know, it's funny because, you know, in the, in the comedy world, some other people were, they were like going,

well, you know, maybe one day so-and-so, maybe one day so-and-so, and I say, well, you know, if you ask me and Gary Mulder, you got to clock in over a hundred times before we even talk to you about it. So, unless you, yeah, so yeah, we'll see in a couple decades. How's that? Yeah, yeah.

We, um, our show was just inducted into the National Radio Hall of Fame. We're in a museum in Chicago. And so, Henry, like, there are some, like, you can have dreams and you can have ambitions and you can shoot for the moon. But there are some things that are too ridiculous for you to even think about it in your own head.

And being a member of the Grand Ole Opry would be one of those, right?

That would be one of them.

And congratulations.

I know you guys are in a Hall of Fame.

That's awesome.

The other crazy thing is a couple months ago, I was inducted into Harvard's National Lampoon.

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