My eyes have seen the glory of the coming of the Lord.

And I've seen the promised land.

I may not get there with you.

Remembering on this MLK holiday, here's Bob and Sherry.

Well, according to the New York Times, more and more people are being asked by their bosses,

the owners of the company, to come back to the office.

And folks are not liking it.

They're going, I don't want to.

Oh, but you must.

I don't want.

Oh, but you must.

So they say, okay, I'll come back.

But I want to talk to you about my pay, company culture, benefits, and so on.

These are the desirable benefits that people would like to have if they have to go back to their office.

And here we go.

Okay. Number one, I'm going to start with number one. Lots of natural light. People love that. You know, my first office, I was 19 years old, I was so proud of the fact that I had an office. I wanted my father. My father and I were estranged at that time. I wanted to call him up and say, you know, I know what

you thought about me, but I got an office. Now, the office was in the basement of the first radio station

I got full-time, WSAR and Fall River. It was in the basement. There were absolutely no windows,

speaking of natural light. No, it was like a bunker. I mean, I was expecting to hear,

has the fewer had his birthday cake before he kills himself? I mean, it was very dark. It was very

dark, but I was so proud. I had a little, you know, those metal desks that people would have with that

little cheap chair with, with the leather back, just little pad.

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