Scott and Sadie
Today on The Scott and Sadie Show, we’re diving into the age-old question: how much money would it take for you to willingly injure yourself? Spoiler: Scott’s price is alarmingly low. Plus, we roast Gen Z’s work habits, fast food hypocrisy, and why schools now shut down if the thermometer looks cold. Buckle up, it’s a wild one.
🔥 The Great BBQ Sauce Lawsuit
- Would You Do It? Some lady got $8 million for second-degree burns. Scott’s ready to sign up for round two.
- Sadie’s Take: “I’m not saying I’d do it, but… I’d do it.”
🧑💼 Gen Z Work Woes
- Quiet Quitting: 34% leave early, 27% call in sick “just because.” Back in our day, you called in sick to work another job.
- Scott’s Solution: “Show up, or at least pretend better.”
❄️ Soft Kids & School Closures
- Sadie’s Gripe: It’s cold, bundle up. The end.
- Scott’s Memories: Walking uphill both ways, obviously.
🍔 Fast Food Foolishness
- McDonald’s Stats: 85% of Americans eat there annually—Scott’s definitely part of that problem.
- Apple Slices?: If you’re ordering fruit at McDonald’s, you’re lying to yourself.
🎧 Why Listen
Because you’re dying to know how much money it would take for Sadie to suffer a minor injury, and we’ve got opinions on everything from school delays to TikTok blackouts.
Podcast Episode Timestamps
Introduction to the Show (00:00:00)
Scott introduces the podcast, emphasizing its casual and unedited nature.
Podcasting Habits (00:00:12)
Sadie discusses their podcasting schedule and the effort involved in editing.
Inauguration Day Discussion (00:00:50)
Scott and Sadie talk about the inauguration, sharing thoughts on the new president.
Carrie Underwood’s Performance (00:03:47)
Sadie highlights Carrie Underwood’s a cappella performance during the inauguration.
TikTok Being Down (00:06:44)
Discussion about TikTok’s outage and its impact on users.
Lawsuit Over Barbecue Sauce Burn (00:15:50)
Scott shares a story about a woman winning a lawsuit after being burned by hot barbecue sauce.
Barbecue Sauce Lawsuit (00:17:28)
Discussion about a woman who suffered burns from hot barbecue sauce and the lawsuit that followed.
Gen Z Work Rules (00:19:12)
Overview of Gen Z’s willingness to break workplace rules, including calling in sick and leaving early.
Quiet Quitting (00:20:01)
Exploration of the term “quiet quitting” and how some employees are just doing the bare minimum.
Working from Home Naps (00:20:29)
Commentary on the trend of taking naps while working from home and its acceptance among employees.
Cold Weather School Delays (00:21:15)
Discussion on school delays due to cold weather and the differing attitudes towards school cancellations.
Dry January Trends (00:24:02)
Conversation about the challenges and humor surrounding the concept of “Dry January.”
World Record Watermelon Crushing (00:26:28)
A woman in Turkey sets a world record by crushing watermelons with her thighs, sparking amusing reactions.
Daycare Incident (00:28:07)
A shocking story about a daycare worker putting a child in a trash can, raising questions about discipline.
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