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🎙️ Episode 619: “OMG, We Must Do Better!” 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♀️

Scott and Sadie are back with an episode full of hard truths and hilarious rants. We discuss the nightmare that is modern grocery shopping, the tragedy of public restrooms, and how some actors (looking at you, Jason Bateman!) only play one character. Plus, Scott’s boomer moment of the day involves yelling at his internet. If you love sarcasm, humor, and a good old-fashioned rant, this episode is for you!

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The Scott and Sadie Show
🎙️ Episode 619: "OMG, We Must Do Better!" 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♀️
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🌐 The Internet is a Scam

  • Scott’s boomer moment of the week: Complaining about slow internet… while on the internet.
  • Sadie brings us Pioneer Ridge Facebook drama, where slow WiFi somehow turned into a neighborhood uprising.

🚽 Public Restrooms—A Disaster for Society

  • 72% of Americans want more privacy in public restrooms. What are the other 28% doing in there?!
  • Target bathrooms smell like a crime scene, while Walmart’s are shockingly tolerable. What sorcery is this?!

🛒 Shrinkflation is Robbing Us Blind

  • Sadie’s deodorant now costs $8. Scott’s razors keep shrinking. Inflation is basically a legal heist.
  • Grocery shopping now requires a financial advisor. When did bread become a luxury item?!

💤 Dreamland is a Mess

  • 72% of people dream about running late. The other 28% are apparently well-adjusted.
  • Scott sleeps like a baby with melatonin. Sadie, thanks to a genetic glitch, is completely immune to it.

🎬 Some Actors Are Just… Themselves

  • Jason Bateman, Ryan Reynolds, The Rock—why do they always play the exact same guy?!
  • Christian movies are actually getting good! We discuss why The Chosen is worth watching.

🧓 Old People Are Secret Geniuses

  • Running errands at 7 AM, complaining about young people, and closed captions. Turns out, old folks know what they’re doing.
  • Scott and Sadie are one shuffleboard game away from full senior citizen status.

🎧 Why You Should Listen:

😂 Laugh Out Loud: We take everyday nonsense and make it entertainment gold.
🤔 Relatable Rants: Public restrooms, overpriced groceries, and terrible WiFi—we’re all suffering together.
🔥 Unfiltered Opinions: Because someone needs to say it.

So grab a drink (preferably one you didn’t have to take out a loan for) and tune in to another brutally hilarious episode of The Scott and Sadie Show!

Topics and Timestamps

Introduction to the Show (00:00:00)
Scott introduces the podcast, highlighting its informal and uncensored nature.

Internet Connection Complaints (00:00:12)
Sadie discusses internet issues they faced during the last show, leading to a humorous complaint about online complaints.

Desperation for Internet (00:01:40)
Scott and Sadie humorously reflect on people’s need to find Wi-Fi at cafes when home internet fails.

Five-Star Review Announcement (00:01:52)
Sadie shares excitement about receiving a five-star review, prompting a discussion on reviews.

Review Culture (00:03:00)
Scott and Sadie discuss the psychology behind leaving reviews, emphasizing extreme opinions.

Privacy in Public Restrooms (00:05:43)
Scott mentions a poll indicating a lack of privacy in public restroom stalls and the need for better designs.

Public Restroom Designs (00:06:41)
Sadie and Scott share their thoughts on the gaps in restroom stalls and the need for improvement.

Restroom Amenities Poll (00:08:42)
Sadie discusses a poll about desired improvements in public restrooms, including full-length stall doors.

Challenges of Public Restroom Attendants (00:09:25)
Sadie expresses discomfort with paid restroom attendants and the difficulties of their job.

Inflation and Grocery Prices (00:12:34)
Sadie shares her frustration with rising grocery prices, particularly the cost of deodorant.

Shrinkflation Discussion (00:13:38)
Scott and Sadie talk about shrinkflation and how products are getting smaller while prices remain the same.

Sleep Awareness Week (00:15:41)
Scott shifts to discussing sleep awareness and the quality of Sadie’s sleep.

Dreams and Their Significance (00:16:58)
They discuss the nature of dreams, with Sadie sharing her experiences and common dream themes.

Dreams and Falling (00:18:02)
Discussion about the common dream of falling and its implications.

Running Late Dreams (00:18:33)
Exploration of dreams about being late for school and their frequency.

Killing Dreams (00:19:17)
Conversation about the disturbing dream of killing someone and its prevalence.

Naked in Public Dreams (00:19:48)
Discussion on the common nightmare of being naked in public.

Actors Playing the Same Role (00:20:08)
Debate on actors known for consistently playing similar characters in movies.

Christian Movies and Mainstream (00:22:42)
Discussion on the evolution of Christian films and their growing quality.

Old Person Habits (00:25:59)
Introduction to a list of “old person habits” that are considered genius.

Eating Early Dinners (00:26:30)
Discussion on the benefits of eating dinner early for better digestion.

Staying Home (00:27:49)
Conversation about the preference for staying home and hosting others.

Using Closed Captioning (00:28:18)
Discussion on the benefits of using closed captioning while watching TV.

Parallel Parking and Volume (00:28:47)
Funny habit of lowering the volume while parallel parking for better concentration.

Complaining About Young People (00:28:50)
Light-hearted complaints about the younger generation.

Glasses with Straps (00:29:59)
Discussion about the practicality of glasses that can be worn around the neck.

Pill Organizers (00:29:25)
Humorous take on the satisfaction of organizing pills using a pill organizer.

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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