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🎙️ Episode 628: Here’s Your New Pickleball Partner! 🥒🏓

In Episode 628, Scott and Sadie go full snark on a wild mix of topics—from a lawsuit-worthy bathroom incident on United Airlines to Fireball’s laughable “lifetime supply” for the elderly. We also roast a social media stunt gone ER-wrong and debate what we’d want endless supplies of (tacos win, obviously). With smells, lawsuits, and middle-aged chaos, this episode is a glorious mess. Tune in for laughs, WTF moments, and the smell of fresh-cut absurdity.

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🎙️ Episode 628: Here’s Your New Pickleball Partner! 🥒🏓
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This episode? Oh, it’s a buffet of unhinged headlines, questionable giveaways, and social media disasters that’ll make you weep for humanity—or at least double-check your bathroom locks. Let’s dive into the madness.

🚽 Bathroom Invasion: United Airlines Unleashed

  • A 20-year-old Orthodox Jewish man sues United after a pilot literally busts down the bathroom door like it’s a hostage situation.
  • He was in there for 30 minutes. United said, “Knock, knock, motherf***er!”
  • Add in claims of anti-Semitism, and suddenly your worst travel day looks like a damn spa retreat.

🥃 Fireball’s Fake Lifetime Supply

  • Fireball says they’ll give a “lifetime” supply of whiskey—if you’re over 90. The prize? A $2400 check. That’s it.
  • Spoiler alert: you’ll spend more on dentures and adult diapers before you get your whiskey money.
  • We roast this marketing stunt harder than your liver after two Fireball shots.

🤦‍♂️ TikTok Darwin Awards

  • A guy lands in the ER because his girlfriend’s fist got stuck in his mouth. And yes, they were filming a video.
  • This is what happens when your brain runs on views and expired Mountain Dew.
  • What’s next? Full-body Tetris? Influencers inserting themselves into traffic for likes?

🌮 Lifetime Supply Dreams

  • If you could have a lifetime supply of anything, what would it be? Sadie says tacos. Scott’s probably thinking bourbon and silence.
  • We debate what counts as “lifetime” when you’re over 40 and have the back pain of a Civil War veteran.

🐄 Smells Like America

  • Non-perfume scents people actually love: fresh-cut grass, rain on asphalt, and—yes—cow manure. Apparently, rural trauma has a fan base.
  • Sadie wants to bottle barnyard air. Scott prefers Eau de Mowed Lawn.

🎤 The Big Stupid Question

  • Join us nightly at 7:30 PM on Facebook where we ask you the weird stuff your therapist warned us about.
  • Today’s Q: “What’s your favorite non-perfume scent?” Wrong answers only encouraged.

Between airline horror stories, fake whiskey dreams, and TikTok ER visits, this episode is peak America. It’s hilarious, it’s horrifying, and it smells like cow sh*t and victory.

(AI Generated) Topics and Timestamps

Introduction to the Story (00:00:00)
Scott introduces a humorous story about a young man suing United Airlines.

The Bathroom Incident (00:00:28)
Details emerge about a 20-year-old man being forcibly removed from an airplane bathroom.

Pilot’s Reaction (00:01:01)
The pilot breaks down the bathroom door after the man takes too long, revealing him in an embarrassing situation.

Legal Actions (00:02:11)
The young man and his friend are handcuffed and later sue for unfair treatment and alleged anti-Semitic remarks.

Discussion on Air Travel (00:03:33)
Sadie questions the necessity of breaking down the door and reflects on the anxiety of airplane bathrooms.

Fear of Flying (00:04:41)
Sadie shares her fears about flying, discussing various airplane-related anxieties.

Fireball Promotion (00:05:19)
Scott talks about a bizarre promotion giving away whiskey to those over 90, sparking a humorous discussion.

Winning a Lifetime Supply (00:07:15)
The conversation shifts to the absurdity of “lifetime supply” promotions that don’t deliver on their promises.

Auto Stop Feature Frustrations (00:10:13)
Scott expresses his annoyance with cars that have auto stop features, discussing their implications.

Big Stupid Question (00:12:25)
Scott introduces a segment where listeners can engage by answering a fun question about favorite scents.

In-laws Visit (00:14:27)
Discussion about the quietness at home after the in-laws have left.

Murphy’s Sports Spirit (00:14:41)
Sadie shares her daughter’s enthusiasm for sports, contrasting it with her own lack of competitiveness.

Ryan’s Influence (00:15:10)
Speculation on whether Murphy’s sports interest comes from her father, Ryan.

Child’s Athleticism (00:15:31)
Sadie describes Murphy’s active lifestyle and excitement for starting volleyball.

Parental Traits (00:16:44)
Discussion about physical traits passed down from parents to children.

Child’s Personality (00:17:29)
Sadie reflects on her children’s personalities and their non-partying nature.

Scott and Sadie Sound Off Poll (00:18:14)
Introduction to a poll about alien visitations in different states.

Alien Abduction Statistics (00:18:29)
Scott reveals which states are most likely to experience alien visitations.

Tinfoil Hat Theory (00:20:04)
Discussion about the possibility of aliens studying humans.

Star Trek’s Prime Directive (00:21:00)
Exploration of the concept from Star Trek regarding advanced civilizations and ethical interactions.

Alien Technology (00:22:23)
Debate on the existence of advanced alien technology and its implications.

Time Travel Beliefs (00:23:39)
Sadie expresses her belief in time travel, contrasting it with Scott’s views on alien visits.

Aliens Among Us (00:26:01)
Discussion about the government’s acknowledgment of unidentified aerial phenomena.

Viral Video Incident (00:27:42)
A humorous story about a man in China who got his girlfriend’s fist stuck in his mouth.

Grandfather’s Perspective (00:28:10)
Contemplation on how past generations would view modern social media antics.

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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