Hello, it's the Bob and Sherry show.

Broadcasting from four remote bunker locations.

Here's Bob and Sherry.

Welcome to the Bob and Sherry show.

Very nice to have everybody here, four different locations, as we've been saying for the past.

How long has it been?

It's been, I think, eight years, Bob, since you in quarantine.

Roughly, Max, how about you?

How long does it feel like to you?

It feels that long.

All the days sort of meld together.

I have no sense of time anymore at all.

I don't either.

Yeah, it turns out I was born in an acoustic foam-lined box in the corner of

this room and have lived my entire life here as far as I have to reset. I have to reset myself on

Sunday nights. First of all, I'm surprised that it is Sunday. But then sometime during the day,

I discover it is indeed Sunday. And then I have to reset myself that,

you know, 60 minutes will be on tonight. And it's like every other day other than 60 minutes will

be on tonight. And we're going to go to work, you know, the next day. My friends are now texting

me like, I'll get a text first thing in the morning and it'll

say something like, hey, girl, it's Wednesday or hey, it's Sunday, just because they know that I don't

have any ability to keep track of the days anymore. Every day feels like Tuesday. I'm watching

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