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It's the Bob and Sherry show with Bob. You are a delight. And Sherry. I am worshipped here. And now, broadcasting from the Palatial Bob and Sherry studios. It's Bob and Sherry. Uh-huh. It is Bob and Sherry. And I was just reading this thing about coffee. If I see an article about coffee, I always read it. It was my father's

first company was called Coffee Time. They did coffee servicing for large companies throughout New Haven.

And it's funny that I didn't, this is about how much coffee the average person drinks. I didn't

start drinking coffee until I got into radio. I never had a cup in my life. And then I got my first job like was 19 in college. And I had to do morning

drive. And I would, I said, I better, I better start drinking coffee. Everyone around here seems to be

drinking coffee and smoking cigarettes. So I just, I took those things up, you know. I just

finally took it up and, uh, been drinking coffee and enjoying it ever since. How much coffee do you think the average person consumes in a day? In a day? In a day? The average coffee drinker in America. Okay. I'm going to go with three cups. 3.4. That's pretty good. Yeah. I think I'm right on that. I'm right on about the 3.4 because sometimes I don't finish all of the cup if it gets a little.

That sounds about, well, I mean, what's a cup? Because I, you know. You know, that's true. What's a cup? Yeah. A cup, I think, is generally considered 8 ounces. I probably drink more than three cups if we're talking eight ounces.

Oh, is that right?

Yeah.

My wife, I make coffee for us.

I make coffee for us on Saturday and Sunday mornings, you know, and I will make what is six cups.

And she says, that's not enough.

So I'm making eight cups. she comes down i i drink like

maybe four or five ounces and then i go back for more later on you know that way it's hot i drink

a bucket at a time that's what she does what's up with that because you can't get through a bucket

without it turning cold especially if you you make it like punch. Nah, slam it. You slam it? That first one? Yeah. Our next door neighbors, when I was like seven or eight years old, I don't know why I remember this, the lanes, they had a percolator and their house always smelled so good. Do they even make those anymore? So, yeah, we did.

We looked it up and they do make them.

And what you had was you had the coffee, was in a basket.

It had no filter.

It had a basket on the top of it.

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