Bob and Cherry, sponsored by Bank of America customized cash rewards credit card. You can earn 3% cash back on online shopping, making the essentials even more rewarding. Here's Bob and Sherry. I can't believe we're stuck here listening to them. My head is going to explode. It's the Bob and Sherry show with Bob. Over the time being, it's an easy job. And Sherry. She's a jam that one.

I hope you appreciate her.

And now broadcasting from the palatial Bob and Sherry studios.

It's Bob and Sherry.

We are so excited to kick off another week here at Camp Bob and Sherry.

Yes, we are.

Guess what we're going to do today right after Morons in the news, we're going to announce the winner of our dream Florida wedding contest. So, that's in about, oh, less than an hour from now right now. So if you entered beyond standby, we may be sending you to Florida to get married right there on the beach. It's amazing the differences between the lives of various Americans, like there's going to be one American who pulls up to the pump right now and goes, $4.50 a gallon.

Are you kidding me?

I'm going to be blowing a half of my paycheck on this.

And then there are others who can buy artwork, which is ridiculous. And what do I mean by that?

A receipt for, get this, invisible artwork. The receipt for the invisible artwork is on the block at Sotheby's.

There is an artist in 1959 whose name was Eve's Klein.

And he sold imaginary art.

People would, he was an artist, but he's conceptually he said, I have something in my head.

And you can buy it.

Now, I don't know how much he charged, but it was in

the thousands of dollars. And for that, you got a receipt that you actually bought his

imaginary art. Well, the receipt from one of the imaginary art pieces is going on the block this week, and it is expected to pull

in $550,000. That is a receipt for artwork that never really existed.

People pay for it. I know, it takes a moment. It took a moment. really existed.

I know.

It takes a moment.

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