Isn't it the coolest thing, the way that some families have, like, their own, like, secret family language? And you don't even realize until you grow up and leave home that other people don't have the same names for things that you do. 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, that 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. So we have a couple of talkback messages, and we would love to hear from you. There are lots of ways to connect to the show. you can download the free Bob and Cherry app wherever you get your apps. And there will be a little microphone in the bottom center of the screen.

Tap it and talk,

and the app will do the rest and bring your words flying through the air to us. Or you can give us a

call at 844-52, S-H-E-R-I, or you can shoot us an email at hello at bob and sherry.com.

And, of course, you can DM any of us where all of us are on one or more of all the different social platforms.

Eagerly awaiting, I might have.

Eagerly awaiting.

So we have a couple of messages that we didn't get to on the regular show.

And the first one, I think, must be for you, Lamar,

because it's talking about something called a Georgia candy roaster.

Hey, this is for Lamar.

Lamar, I wondered if you've ever heard of a Georgia candy roaster.

It's a rather long squash. It grows two feet long, maybe a little more sometimes, diameter about six to eight inches. Makes great fries and it makes an awesome pumpkin pie. Wondered if you had ever tried this. Thank you for your great show.

You guys keep me going.

I'm a truck driver.

I'm in and out all day long.

I miss a lot.

But I do enjoy very much your show.

Thank you.

Thank you. Doesn't Georgia candy roaster sound like a euphemism for something nasty?

It does.

It does. It does.

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