Scott and Sadie
🚄 Planes, Trains & A Lot of Complaints
- Bring Back Trains! Sadie’s done with the nonsense—why are we trying to go Mach 3 when we could just cruise through America in comfort?
- Supersonic Jets? Hard Pass. Scott’s convinced they’re just a noisy way to charge us more money for the same awful in-flight service.
🛒 Shopping Nightmares & Nostalgic Cringe
- Scheels Price Gouging: A gift card for $100? Good luck finding anything under that price.
- Sneaker Culture Madness: Remember when Champion was for “poor kids”? Now it’s high fashion. What happened?!
🍳 Food Crimes & Questionable Inventions
- “Loosie” Eggs: Because now we sell single eggs like they’re luxury items.
- Spreadable Coffee & Vegemite Horror: Because apparently cricket-based toast spreads are a thing now.
🎬 Sadie Has Never Seen The Goonies (WHAT?!)
- Scott is personally offended. Sadie just doesn’t get the hype. Will a sequel change her mind? Probably not.
🎧 Why You Should Listen
- You miss the days when travel was actually comfortable.
- You need to feel deeply validated in your hatred of overpriced stores.
- You’ve ever considered whether a train bar car is better than first class (spoiler: it is).
So grab your headphones, hop aboard, and let’s rage against the travel-industrial complex together. 🎙️🚆
(AI Generated) Topics and Timestamps
Introduction to “Loosies” (00:00:01)
Scott explains the slang term “loosie” referring to single cigarettes and eggs sold individually.
Rising Egg Prices (00:01:09)
The store owner discusses the challenges low-income families face due to high egg prices.
Egg Consumption Discussion (00:01:39)
Sadie and Scott share their experiences with egg consumption and its impact on their diets.
Rising Grocery Costs (00:02:53)
Sadie laments the increase in grocery prices and the struggle to afford basic items.
Movie Costs in 2025 (00:03:43)
Sadie predicts that movie outings will cost over $75 for two people in 2025.
Shopping at Scheels (00:04:27)
Sadie describes her shopping experience at Scheels and the high prices of items.
Expensive Clothing Prices (00:05:52)
Sadie reflects on the exorbitant prices of clothing and shoes at Scheels.
Childhood Brand Nostalgia (00:06:46)
Scott reminisces about his childhood desire for Adidas Superstars and their cost.
Changing Perceptions of Brands (00:13:40)
Sadie discusses how Champion brand shifted from being seen as “poor” to trendy.
Dream Shoes and Sneaker Culture (00:14:43)
Scott talks about his son’s passion for sneakers and the high costs associated with them.
Shopping at Cherry Creek Mall (00:15:12)
Discussion about a shoe store with expensive, bubble-wrapped sneakers at Cherry Creek Mall.
Goonies Sequel Announcement (00:15:47)
Talk about the upcoming Goonies sequel and its significance to childhood nostalgia.
Fear of Driving Over Water (00:17:48)
Contemplation on the idea of a bridge across the Atlantic and its potential dangers.
Concerns About Underground Travel (00:19:50)
Speaker expresses discomfort with underground travel, especially in tight spaces.
Supersonic Travel Discussion (00:21:16)
Exploration of the concept of supersonic travel and its implications on speed and comfort.
Preference for Train Travel (00:22:46)
Speaker shares a desire for leisurely train travel with amenities over fast travel options.
Coffee Alternatives (00:25:40)
Discussion about giving up coffee and exploring alternative morning routines.
Spreadable Coffee Product (00:26:53)
Introduction of a new coffee product that can be spread on toast, with mixed reviews.
Vegemite Confusion (00:28:30)
Clarification of what Vegemite is, debunking the myth of it containing crickets.
Vegemite and 1980s Pop Culture (00:29:49)
Discussion about Americans discovering Vegemite due to a pop song from the 1980s.
Misconceptions About Vegemite (00:29:58)
Speaker shares their surprise about Vegemite, thinking it contained crickets.
Spreadable Coffee and Online Trends (00:30:13)
Mention of spreadable coffee and various trends available online.
Closing Remarks and Subscription Prompt (00:30:28)
Encouragement to subscribe for more episodes of “The Scott and Sadie Show.”
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