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🎙️ Episode 602: “Milli Vanilli, They Were Like Pioneers” 🎤💃

Today, Scott and Sadie dig into Tesla drivers’ bad reputations, the horrifying reality of “sex days” as PTO, and a deeply unnecessary tribute to Milli Vanilli. Buckle up—it’s a wild ride through snark, nostalgia, and secondhand embarrassment.

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🎙️ Episode 602: "Milli Vanilli, They Were Like Pioneers" 🎤💃
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🚗 Tesla Drivers: Worse Than BMW Bros?

  • Apparently, Tesla drivers have the worst road rage. Who knew silent rage could be so aggressive?
  • Scott: “Tesla drivers are the new BMW drivers.”
  • Sadie: “I can’t judge—I’m busy texting at red lights.”

💋 “Sex Days” as PTO? Please No.

  • Some companies now offer paid time off for sex. Yep, you read that right.
  • Scott: “I don’t even want to explain my vacation days—let alone this.”
  • HR meetings just got WAY more awkward.

📞 The Good Ol’ Days of 1-900 Numbers

  • Sadie’s sister racked up a small fortune on psychic hotlines.
  • Scott remembers when calling in to vote on American Idol was a big deal.
  • Now? Kids just Venmo strangers for “energy readings.”

💖 Valentine’s Day Trends: Staying In is Hot

  • Women now prefer takeout and sweatpants over overpriced steak dinners.
  • Scott: “So, Netflix and leftovers is officially romantic?”
  • Sadie: “Yes, and it’s about time.”

🎤 Lip-Sync Fails: A Tribute to Fakers

  • Milli Vanilli walked so Ashlee Simpson could fall off the SNL stage.
  • Scott: “If the Red Hot Chili Peppers can fake it, anyone can.”
  • Sadie: “I’d still rather listen to a bad lip-sync than a bad live performance.”

🤢 Personal Trauma, But Make It Funny

  • Ryan’s love for dog shows was forever ruined by stomach flu.
  • Sadie can’t go to Target without reliving a tragic food poisoning episode.
  • Scott: “Your trauma is weird.” Sadie: “And hilarious.”

🎧 Why You Should Listen

Because Tesla drivers are menaces, HR is officially out of control, and Milli Vanilli deserves a weird amount of credit.

Topics and Timestamps

Introduction (00:00:01)
Scott introduces the show with a humorous tone.

Tesla Drivers Discussion (00:00:10)
Sadie and Scott discuss the driving habits of Tesla drivers and their reputation.

Sex Days Concept (00:02:02)
The hosts explore the idea of companies offering “sex days” as paid time off.

Birth Rates and Society (00:02:38)
Sadie highlights concerns about low birth rates in America and societal implications.

Communication Challenges (00:05:01)
Scott discusses the complexities of modern communication compared to past practices.

Psychic Refund Story (00:05:31)
Sadie shares a story about a woman seeking a refund from a psychic after spending $50,000.

Old Communication Methods (00:07:00)
Scott reminisces about the days of 1-900 numbers and psychic readings.

Cell Phone Evolution (00:08:01)
The hosts reflect on the history of cell phones and texting limitations.

Blackberry Memories (00:11:09)
Scott and Sadie recall their experiences with Blackberry phones.

Movie Phone Nostalgia (00:13:23)
Discussion about the old movie phone service and its charm.

Valentine’s Day Trends (00:14:18)
Sadie reveals unexpected trends for Valentine’s Day 2025.

Birthday Celebration Discomfort (00:15:39)
The hosts express their dislike for the birthday song tradition.

Valentine’s Day Proposals (00:17:52)
Discussion on women’s opinions about Valentine’s Day proposals.

Trending Date Ideas (00:18:08)
Scott shares the top trending Valentine’s Day date ideas, including arcades.

Valentine’s Day Plans (00:19:08)
Scott discusses his plans for Valentine’s Day and gift-giving with his wife.

Gift Registration Discussion (00:20:52)
The speakers discuss the modern trend of gift registration for various occasions.

Children’s Gift Preferences (00:21:20)
One speaker shares frustrations about not receiving gifts from children’s wish lists.

Lip Sync Incidents Introduction (00:22:02)
The conversation shifts to discussing memorable lip sync incidents in entertainment.

Milli Vanilli’s Legacy (00:22:15)
They reflect on Milli Vanilli’s impact and the nature of modern celebrity performances.

Ashlee Simpson’s SNL Blunder (00:23:10)
Discussion of Ashlee Simpson’s infamous performance mishap on Saturday Night Live.

Mariah Carey’s New Year’s Performance (00:24:09)
The speakers recount Mariah Carey’s earpiece malfunction during a live performance.

Red Hot Chili Peppers at the Super Bowl (00:24:41)
They mention the band’s unplugged performance and its implications for live shows.

Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade Lip Syncing (00:25:15)
Discussion about the expectation of lip syncing during the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade.

Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl Performance (00:26:12)
The conversation touches on Kendrick Lamar’s performance and the acceptance of lip syncing.

The Mamas and the Papas Incident (00:26:29)
A humorous recount of Michelle Phillips eating a banana during a live performance.

Westminster Dog Show Winner (00:27:25)
They announce the winner of the Westminster Dog Show, a giant schnauzer named Monti.

Memory and Sickness Correlation (00:27:37)
A speaker shares a personal story linking dog shows with a past illness experience.

Target Memory Sickness (00:28:58)
Discussion on how certain locations can trigger memories of sickness for some individuals.

Podcast Promotion (00:29:21)
The hosts encourage listeners to subscribe and leave reviews for 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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