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Bob and Cherry. It's the Bob and Sherry show. It got five stars on Yelp and one of the stars

was partially filled in with Bob. It's quite the attitude. He's obnoxious. But besides that,

it's pretty good. And Sherry, you're awesome. You have a successful career. You no longer dress like you're trying to attract sailors by the war.

And now broadcasting from the Bob and Sherry Studios in four remote bunker locations,

it's Bob and Sherry.

So outdoor dining is a thing throughout the United States.

It's easier if you're in Miami than if you're in

Minneapolis. But nonetheless, restaurants are trying to accommodate patrons who would like to

enjoy their food and yet not be inside. And that's going on even in New York City, which was

hammered with snow and ice, as you probably know recently. So here's the story that just it caught my eye.

I want you to hear it.

Hampton Sheet magazine, whatever that is, publisher, Joan Jeddell, was having dinner with a friend on Madison Avenue.

And, quote, all of a sudden, a drunk comes into the socially distance cubbyhole and falls right onto the table.

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