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Hey, Lamar, Sherry, Max, Doc, and all you awesome people, the Bob and Sherry show. Hello, Sherry, Lamar, Max, Doc, and the rest of the gang. Love you guys. You make me laugh every morning. And now from the Palatial Bob and Sherry Studios, it's the Bob and Sherry show. Well, here we are for another day. All together, big smiles, boys. Welcome to the show. We got morons in the news coming up. We have a round of Bob and Sherry small plates. We're going to feature comedian Jim Gaffigan today. We're going to be talking about some loose meat. And how is everyone this morning? How's Mojo? Mojo's doing great. He's sleeping his bed right here at my feet here in my home studio. He's been on a good run these past few days. I'm very happy to hear it. Lamar, how's the new baby? Everything good. Everything's good. Everything couldn't be better. Could not be better.

Maybe I was still sleeping and being like a rock star. Yeah, everybody's getting some sleep.

Maybe excellence.

Yep.

I thought we would kick off today's show with a nature, some nature fun.

Because, you know, we hear about things and we read about things in our newsfeed,

and it can be hard sometimes to, like, understand how big something is, for example.

Like, we talk about how they have all these invasive pythons in the Florida Everglades.

These are really big snakes.

But if you don't have a lot of experience with

Burmese pythons, you might not know just how big that snake is. I'm not a snake person. So,

like, you'll tell me, oh, that snake was 30 feet long. And I'm thinking, that's a pretty long,

big snake. But there's another way to measure how big

these animals are. And here it is. And this is gross, but kids are going to love it. Kids, this one's

for you. Okay. I was thinking about y'all. They had a cold snap in the Big Cyprus National Preserve.

So, and, you know, snakes are cold-blooded animals, so they don't do well

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