The only cure I know for the Monday Blues is the Bob and Sherry show.

So, Monday is the big day, huh?

Have you been a moon on Monday?

Monday, Monday, Monday.

But it's Friday night, can't you do your homework on the bus Monday morning?

I don't like Monday. Sounds like a case of the Monday morning? I don't like Monday.

Sounds like a case on Mondays.

I don't like Monday.

Okay, everybody, get used to this because we are going to be standing here every Monday for the next seven Monday.

Now from the Bob and Sherry Studios, it's Bob and Sherry.

Well, I know that you're going to be disappointed, that you can't give Jeff Bezos even more of your money.

But if you were planning to dress up as the coronavirus for Halloween, you're not going to be able to buy the mask on Amazon.

I had heard that they were selling these coronavirus masks and that they were pulling

them because people went, oh, gosh, that's in terrible taste, what with over 200,000 Americans

dead from it and all. So Amazon did pull it. Not surprisingly, they came from a company in China,

like pretty much everything. And I'll post the picture of these masks on Facebook so you can see it.

Boy.

The chief executive, the chief executive of the Patients Association, a woman named Rachel Power, said, well, these masks show a terrible lapse of judgment by the manufacturer and the sellers.

What did they look like?

What were you going to?

They look kind of like, they look like monster faces.

If you've seen illustrations of what the coronavirus looks like, you know, all spiky and jagged.

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