We always have an odd one in the crowd, so it's kind of odd.

I'm excitedly odd.

Isn't that strike you as a little bit odd? No, it doesn't strike me as a little bit odd. It's the Bob and Sherry Oddcast with stuff we wouldn't, couldn't, or shouldn't do on the regular show. Now, here's the odd cast. It's just not the holidays until you snatch up your tickets to go see Trans-Siberian Orchestra. We'll post a link for tour dates.

The Ghosts of Christmas Eve Tour.

And joining us right now is... you snatch up your tickets to go see Trans-Siberian Orchestra. We'll post a link for tour dates.

The Ghosts of Christmas Eve Tour.

And joining us right now is Al Petrelli, who is the heart and soul and brains and talent

behind Trans-Siberian Orchestra.

And I think we have some pretty exciting news in your family about your two sons.

Can you share? Well, first of all, thank you for

that wonderful introduction. I hope I don't, you know, panel in comparison to what you built

me up to me. But it's always good to be the first man, Al. Trust me. Yeah, yeah. It's 28 years

of doing this. You know, hopefully I got it right by now. But thank you for mentioning some of my kids. Two of my three boys are in the military. They've been for many, many years now. And I'm very proud of these two. My oldest son has made senior chief. He's a precision marksman in the Coast Guard, which is a fancy way of saying he's a sniper. And you also had the opportunity to train with the Army Rangers, one of very few

soldiers that kind of crosses in from branch to branch.

And my younger son, who was in the United States Navy on a nuclear sub for a long time,

has now been chosen to join the United States Space Force at Vanderburt, Air Force Base.

So these two children are doing something miraculous and incredible, and I'm just so very

proud of them, and they'll always be my little boys, but these men have achieved a level of

greatness like, all my children, you know, my middle son, who's an incredible musician, and then my two

daughters, who were just figuring out that, you know,

daddy wears a tuxedo and goes and plays at rock concerts two months a year,

but he's not playing shoots and ladenards with us.

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