Counting Sheep

A blonde decided that she was tired of her empty life. She cut her hair and dyed it brown, and set off for a drive. She wanted to do random acts of kindness to see if it would change her life.
While driving through the countryside, she came across a farmer who was trying to get his sheep across the road. She stopped her car and waved the farmer across, thinking this would be her first good deed.
After the sheep had all crossed, the blonde said to the farmer, "Your sheep are so cute. If I guess how many there are, could I have one."
The farmer thought it impossible and told the blonde it was okay.
"637", said the blonde.
The farmer was amazed that the blonde had guessed the exact number, but lived up to his bargain.
"I'll take that feisty one over there", said the blonde.
Then the farmer said to the blonde, "Okay, now if I guess the real color of your hair, can I have my dog back?"

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Tom Griswold is a radio personality, songwriter and record producer. Born in Cleveland, Ohio, Tom is a graduate of Columbia University in New York City, where he studied English. Growing up, Tom was interested in comedy, theatre, movies and music. Bringing his performing talent to radio, Tom landed his fist radio job in 1979 with WETO in Deland, Florida. Shortly thereafter, he moved on to WMBN and WJML in Petoskey, Michigan where he first met current co-host, Bob Kevoian. The two connected immediately and in 1983 Tom headed to WFBQ in Indianapolis, Indiana to establish “The Bob & Tom Show” – a program that has benefited from Tom’s extraordinary talent for the last twenty-one years.

Chick McGee - Sports
Chick McGee was born in London, Ohio and briefly attended Ohio State University before enrolling and graduating from an independent broadcast school. He began his career at a small 1,000-watt radio station in West Virginia and held various on air positions at stations in West Virginia and Ohio. Chick set his sights on The Bob & Tom Show after driving through Indianapolis in 1985 and seeing the classic Bob & Tom Show billboard featuring the boys in ballet tutu’s and duck feet. His dream was realized when he joined them in 1986 as the show’s announcer, eventually expanding his duties to include sports and more. Disguised as the sports anchor, his Chick's unique contributions resonate via his “my-life-is-an-open-book” delivery.

Kristi Lee - News
Kristi Lee is the News Director of The Bob & Tom Show. Although she tries her best, the guys usually don't give her much of a chance to finish a full newscast without some form of interruption. Kristi has a rock radio background and has also appeared in front of the camera as part of Fox Sports Net and ESPN.