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It's six unshowered guys and a pale woman with a ukulele shouting hay in unison.

And now, broadcasting from the fallacial Bob and Cherry studios.

It's Bob and Cherry.

Hey, can we open up with a really feel-good story that I saw in the New York Post just the other day?

I haven't had time to tell you about it, but I just love this.

There's a college kid in Alabama, and his name is Walter Carr, and he got a new job at a moving company in Birmingham, Alabama, last week.

And right before his first day, his car broke down, but he still made it on time

because he was willing to walk 20 miles to get there. He started walking at midnight to make sure that he would get to his first gig by 8 o'clock the next morning.

He started walking at midnight. Luckily, some cops saw him around 4 o'clock in the

morning, and they bought him breakfast, and they drove him the rest of the way. After that, he worked a

full day helping a woman move out of her house, and when she found out how he got there, she tried

to get him to take a break, but he refused. So, she started a GoFundMe page to help him fix his car.

She wanted to raise $2,000.

It's over $30,000.

But that's not even the best part.

The company Walter works for, and again, he is a college kid in Alabama.

The company is called Bell Hopps Moving. The he is a college kid in Alabama. The company is called

Bell Hopps Moving. The CEO is a guy named Luke Marklin, and after Luke found out what

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