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The Bob and Cherry show with Sherry.

You know, you talk a good game and you're all like me, me, me, me.

And Bob, I am not me, me, me.

And now, broadcasting from the fallacious Bob and Sherry studios.

It's Bob and Sherry.

Welcome to today's show. We've got some good stuff for you today. We have sexy farmers.

Stress can age you, but there's a way to turn back the clock. That's worth getting up for.

The hilarious comedian Nate Bargazzi. And we wanted to talk about Harry Belafonte. And I was trying to think, like, what can we share that Harry Belafonte did that would kind of capture the essence of the man?

He died at his home in New York City at the age of 96 from congestive heart failure.

He dominated the pop charts. He brought calypso music to America.

Like he, he was just such a beautiful and extraordinary man. And once upon a time, he went on

Sesame Street. And he and the count, you know, the count who counts, the vampire count, for those of you that haven't watched Sesame Street in a minute, he and the Count, you know, the Count who counts, the Vampire Count, for those of you that haven't

watched Sesame Street in a minute, he and the Count did a duet together on a deserted island

in the middle of the moonlit ocean. Harry Belafonte and the Count, and here it is.

Down, Grand Barham, underneath the stand-up palm on an island called Green Turtle King.

People sit and stare at the man who's there counting coconuts night and day.

You'll find him dressed in a cave in the island's sun.

Got no time to rest till his counting's done.

Never gets depressed because he's having fun.

He's the coconut counting man.

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