In a world that seems to be out of surprises, it's nice to know you can still find an experience that just blows you away.

The Bob and Sherry Show with Bob.

Call me Tool Dork.

Instead of Bob.

And Sherry.

I don't even want to be me.

If you're at all half-hearted about this with me, then neither one of us want to be here.

And now, from the palatial Bob and Sherry studios, it's Bob and Sherry.

So tell me how you feel about this. A handful of senators are trying to push through the airline

passenger's bill of rights. And I'll tell you what the airline passenger's bill of rights

is here in a second. But before I do, I want you to stop and think for a minute how gradually

over time, and especially since Spooky Mahouf tried to set off his shoe bomb, how gradually over time

we have accepted that as passengers, we not only have no rights,

but that we're basically criminals who should keep quiet, keep our heads down,

not draw attention to ourselves, and just thank the good Lord that we can still get a

synabon somewhere near the gate. Would you agree with that?

It's very true. Yeah, And it's basically it comes down to

you're not treated as special as a customer. You're treated as a person who should feel lucky that they

are going from point A to point B. Isn't it miraculous that we are able to fly and aren't you lucky

for whatever you're paying

or whatever the aggravation is to be on this plane?

Totally agreed.

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