It's the Bob and Sherry show.

If you play it long enough, it can get to be a habit.

With Bob.

A moment ago, you said I was crazy. And Sherry. I thought you'd say that. And now broadcasting from the Palatial Bob and Sherry studios. It's Bob and Sherry. I don't know if any of you guys have had a chance to watch it yet or if you even have Hulu because, you know, how many of us can

cash out our 401K plans to pay forever streaming platform? But there's a documentary. Yeah, I get Hulu.

That's my go-to. You get Hulu? Okay. Well, a few days ago, this documentary dropped on Hulu.

It's called Victor Secret, Angels and Demons.

And it's a documentary that takes you behind the scenes of the whole Victoria's Secret

Company, Lex Wexner, who owned it, and his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein.

And it is really fascinating when you watch it. And it makes you, you think,

watch, like I'm watching it with my jaw dropped, right? Because a lot of this stuff I kind of read.

And there's a bunch of different podcasts about the whole Jeffrey Epstein thing that I've listened to that

dive into the relationship with Lex Wexner. It's such a Batman villain name, isn't it? It totally is.

The city is in the grip of Lex Wexner. It totally is. Is it primarily about their relationship,

or is it about the history and to a certain degree the contraction

of the business?

Yeah.

What was the most surprising thing?

What was the most surprising thing that you saw?

Honestly, when it was over, I sat there on my couch and thought, you know, for most of my

adult life, at least when I've been paying attention to such things,

Victoria's Secret was an epic, iconic brand.

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