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It's the Bob and Cherry show with Bob. I'm a sharp dress, silver tongue devil. And Sherry. She's scary and mean, and I don't ever want her to be in charge of me. And now broadcasting from the Palatia Bob and Sherry studios. It's Bob and Sherry. We're delighted to have you with us. Thank you so very, very, very much.

You know, when you do this job, you're always looking for new interesting things to talk about.

So especially in the age of the internet, you know, there's all these places you can go and say,

well, I'm going to read this article. Maybe people would like to hear about this.

But there are actually too many, too many places

to get information. And people who are hired by business insider or any of the newspapers

or magazines or websites that are connected with it, I feel sorry for them because they're told,

you've got to come up with content, okay? We need something new and make sure it's got a good

hook. So I'm going through one of these sites yesterday, and it popped up, no matter what your

age, this is what you need to know about retirement.

And so I went, no matter what your age, let's see what this is.

And so I'm reading this thing, and it's like if you're in your 20s, you need to think about this, in your 30s, you need to think about this, and so on.

And one of the things was, no matter what age you retire, be sure that you do whatever they were going to say. And then I went deeper into the article and it said, retirement for

Americans usually occurs between the ages of 40 and 80.

That was my reaction.

40 and 80.

Are you kidding me?

Whoever was charged with this article has got to be making some of this stuff up.

I have only known one person who retired.

I've never known anybody retired in their 40s.

I only knew one person who retired in his 50s.

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