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🎙️ Episode 636: “She Should Cook the Food with Her Own Breath.” 👩‍🍳🔥

In Episode 636, Scott and Sadie take on the nightmare of parenting lazy teenagers, the absurdity of the current housing market, and the weird nostalgia we feel for cheap chain restaurants. Sadie’s mom even makes a guest appearance to roast everyone’s age. With their signature blend of sarcasm, honesty, and occasional profanity, this episode delivers laughs and real talk. Whether you’re navigating parenting disasters or mourning your lost Applebee’s glory days, this one’s for you.

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🎙️ Episode 636: “She Should Cook the Food with Her Own Breath.” 👩‍🍳🔥
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🍼 Parenting in the Modern World: Comfort Is Killing Them

  • Comfort vs. Growth: Are we coddling our kids into becoming the next generation of couch-dwelling leeches? (Short answer: Yes.)
  • Sadie’s 17-year-old son, Cooper, is still allergic to employment. Apparently, applying for jobs is harder than his algebra homework.
  • Teaching Independence: Scott argues kids need to struggle a bit—because nothing builds character like ramen noodles and overdue rent.

🏠 Housing Market Madness: Owning a Home? Good Luck With That

  • Skyrocketing Prices: Thinking about downsizing? Unless your budget is “one kidney and a prayer,” good luck.
  • Remember when rent was affordable? Yeah, Scott and Sadie barely do either. Nostalgia hits harder than the current mortgage rates.
  • Future Fears: Your kids probably can’t afford to live where they grew up. The American Dream is now the American Distant Memory.

🍔 Nostalgia Trip: When Applebee’s Was Fine Dining

  • Sadie took a trip to Applebee’s and somehow found herself feeling sentimental for the days when cheap chain restaurants were the social outing.
  • Remember when a sizzling platter was peak culinary magic? Now it’s just another overpriced distraction from crippling adulthood.
  • Special Cameo: Sadie’s mom drops by in a video to remind everyone they’re old now. Because if life won’t do it, she will.

💡 Key Takeaways

Kids need to struggle. Spoiling them is basically training them to be professionally unemployed.
The housing market is a disaster. Just give up and build a fort out of old pizza boxes.
Applebee’s nostalgia is real. Maybe we weren’t fine dining, but we were happy.
Sadie’s mom is here to roast you. Deal with it.

🎧 Listen Now!

Join us for an episode full of rants, raves, and a brutal reminder that parenting, home-buying, and eating out all suck now. But at least we make it funny.

Topics and (AI Generated) Timestamps (Just who the hell is “Speaker 1” and “Speaker 2,” nonetheless, “Speaker 5?! Stupid AI. Do better.)

Discussion on Phrases (00:00:15)
A debate about annoying phrases like “let’s rock and roll” and their relevance today.

Cleaning and Alone Time (00:02:28)
Speaker 2 enjoys the peace of cleaning alone while family is away.

Downsizing Plans (00:02:55)
Speaker 5 discusses plans to downsize and the challenges of housing.

Children’s Independence (00:03:51)
Concerns about children, particularly Cooper, needing to find jobs.

Cultural Comfort (00:04:38)
Speaker 5 shares frustrations about children being too comfortable and lacking motivation.

Food Choices and Financial Struggles (00:04:58)
Speaker 2 talks about her daughter eating lean cuisine due to food costs.

Parenting Styles (00:05:24)
Discussion on differences in parenting approaches between generations.

Cooking Skills (00:06:03)
Concerns about children’s lack of basic cooking skills and independence.

Van Life Trend (00:08:19)
Speaker 2 reflects on the trend of young people living in vans.

Housing Market Challenges (00:09:02)
Speaker 5 discusses the difficulties in the current housing market and affordability.

Comparing Housing Prices (00:11:47)
Speaker 2 shares disbelief at housing prices in different locations.

Cost of Living in Colorado (00:13:15)
Discussion on why living in Colorado is so expensive and its implications.

Front Page News (00:14:21)
Speakers briefly discuss news headlines and their personal reactions.

US Stocks Dip (00:15:30)
Discussion on stock market fluctuations following Trump’s tariff threats.

Personal Financial Struggles (00:15:39)
Speaker shares feelings of being financially constrained.

Easter Events in Denver (00:15:57)
Update on Easter-related events in Denver, prompting a location discussion.

Boat Ownership Challenges (00:16:26)
Speaker discusses the difficulties and stress of maintaining a boat.

Happiest Days of Boat Ownership (00:17:32)
Humorous take on the joy of buying and selling a boat.

Boat Ownership Experience (00:17:43)
Reflections on the initial excitement of boat ownership during COVID.

Selling Quads (00:18:19)
Speaker shares experience of selling recreational vehicles due to upkeep stress.

Lake Capacity Alerts (00:18:52)
Frustration over alerts preventing lake visits when full.

Stress Relief Poll Results (00:19:18)
Discussion on a poll about stress relief methods, highlighting dancing and drinking.

Eating Your Feelings (00:20:43)
Conversation on the prevalence of eating as a stress relief method.

Binge-Watching TV (00:21:06)
Mention of binge-watching as a popular way to alleviate stress.

Evening Walks (00:21:35)
Speaker shares experiences of going on evening walks with their partner.

Petty Reasons for Disliking a Boss (00:22:25)
Discussion on humorous and petty reasons for disliking past bosses.

Restaurant Closures (00:25:02)
Announcement of several restaurant chains closing locations, starting with Denny’s.

Nostalgia for Denny’s (00:25:41)
Reflecting on fond memories associated with dining at Denny’s.

On the Border Bankruptcy (00:27:34)
Discussion on the closure of the On the Border restaurant chain.

Hooters Food Quality (00:28:13)
Speaker expresses love for Hooters food despite its reputation.

Boston Market Decline (00:28:45)
Conversation about the decline of Boston Market and its fewer locations.

Starbucks Menu Changes (00:29:00)
Discussion on Starbucks making menu changes and potential layoffs.

Dining Out Experiences (00:29:58)
Discussion about favorite restaurants, including Applebee’s and Bonefish Grill.

Nostalgia for Restaurants (00:30:22)
Reflecting on the decline of beloved chain restaurants and the sadness of their closure.

Aging and Reflection (00:30:56)
Humorous take on getting older and the realization of being middle-aged.

Sign-Off and Promotion (00:31:10)
Closing remarks, promoting the podcast website and subscription options.

Encouragement to Subscribe (00:31:23)
Encouragement for listeners to subscribe and engage with the podcast.

Scott and Sadie

Meet Scott and Sadie: the anti-heroes of morning radio turned podcast renegades. Scott’s 40 years in broadcasting have left him fluent in snark, while Sadie’s nepotistic origins (thanks, Mom!) brought the unfiltered charm that made them a Northern Colorado favorite. After corporate radio ghosted them harder than a bad Tinder date, the duo ditched FCC babysitters and went full rogue. Now, they’re back with a podcast that’s equal parts wit, sarcasm, and a big middle finger to mediocrity. Loyal fans, curious newcomers, or algorithm strays—welcome to the chaos.

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