Scott and Sadie
📱 Social Media Shenanigans: Sadie Posts, the Internet Implodes
- Sadie shares a Katy Perry meme, and naturally, the comments section turns into the Hunger Games.
- Scott’s advice? Social media isn’t a place for serious feelings—it’s where we all go to pretend we’re clever.
- Bottom line: Post the meme. Ignore the trolls. Keep scrolling.
🧘 The Freedom of Not Caring: The Best Midlife Crisis Ever
- Sadie wants to write a self-help masterpiece called I Don’t Give a Sh!t. We’d preorder 10 copies.
- With age comes the beautiful ability to not care about other people’s opinions, fashion trends, or PTA politics.
- We celebrate the art of letting go, especially of unsolicited advice and moral superiority from strangers online.
👻 Invisibility: Not Just for Superheroes Anymore
- Scott says he feels invisible to Gen Z, and honestly? He’s fine with it.
- Being ignored by youth culture means no one expects you to TikTok, floss, or care about astrology.
- Invisibility: the ultimate adulting hack.
🗣️ Conference Chronicles: Death by Symposium
- Scott survived another environment/energy symposium. Spoiler: no one solved climate change.
- Happy hours were skipped, bedtime was 8:15, and honestly, that’s the dream.
- Sadie’s new strategy: say “no” to anything that smells like a networking event in disguise.
✈️ High-Flying Adventures: Planes, Panic & Pilots Who Don’t Blink
- A flaming engine mid-air? Scott’s impressed with the pilots. Sadie would’ve been screaming into the void.
- Bonus drama: a bride caught doing 105 mph on her way to her wedding. Priorities, people.
- Conclusion: Some folks really live like there’s no tomorrow. Especially when they’re late for the altar.
🩺 Family & Health: Touching Moments with a Side of Snark
- Scott meets his great-nephew and reflects on family—awww.
- Sadie deals with a negative mom and weird health treatments. If passive-aggressive energy could be bottled, Mom would be a millionaire.
👑 Titans and Icons: Blake Lively? Really?
- Blake Lively made a list of “titans,” and Scott’s not having it.
- We debate who actually deserves the title. Spoiler: probably not someone who played Serena van der Woodsen.
- Can we please raise the bar on what it means to be iconic?
⭐ Listener Love: Our Five-Star Freaks
- We read your reviews, and we’re still shocked you like us.
- Keep ‘em coming or we’ll assume you’ve emotionally ghosted us.
💡 Key Takeaways
✔ Don’t feed the trolls. Post, ghost, and toast.
✔ Invisibility is freedom. And cheaper than therapy.
✔ Conferences are where fun goes to die.
✔ Blake Lively is not a titan. Discuss.
✔ Flaming jet engines = Monday, basically.
🎧 Listen Now!
If you’re done pretending to care what people think, this episode is your manifesto. Hit play, embrace the chaos, and maybe preorder Sadie’s future best-seller.
(AI Generated) Topics and Timestamps
Social Media Commentary (00:00:15)
Discussion about a comment on an Instagram post and reactions to social media interactions.
Inspiration and Shade (00:00:40)
Sadie reflects on a comment that seemed to shade her post, questioning the intent behind it.
Not Caring About Opinions (00:01:42)
Scott emphasizes his indifference towards social media opinions and interactions.
Philosophy on Life’s Transience (00:02:10)
Sadie shares a thought on how no one will remember us in three generations.
Aging and Invisibility (00:06:54)
Scott discusses the feeling of becoming invisible as one ages and societal perceptions.
Conference Experience (00:08:02)
Scott recounts attending a conference and his change in attitude towards social events.
Learning to Say No (00:09:57)
Sadie talks about her newfound ability to decline social invitations that overwhelm her.
Dollar Tree Shopping (00:12:28)
Sadie shares her experience of shopping for Easter baskets at Dollar Tree due to rising costs.
Recent Airplane Incident (00:14:10)
Scott discusses a recent emergency landing of a flight and the increasing frequency of airplane incidents.
Plane Incident Overview (00:15:27)
Discussion about a plane incident involving a rabbit affecting the engine mid-flight.
Passenger Reactions (00:16:11)
Sadie expresses disbelief and fear about being on the plane during the incident.
Pilot’s Calmness (00:16:32)
Scott comments on the pilots’ composed handling of the emergency situation.
Sitting Near the Engine (00:17:08)
Scott shares his thoughts on sitting close to the plane’s engine and potential reactions during emergencies.
Bride’s Speeding Incident (00:18:26)
A bride caught speeding to her wedding at 105 mph, with humorous audio of her situation.
Discussion on Wedding Timing (00:19:21)
Scott and Sadie speculate on why the bride was late to her own wedding.
Family Dynamics and Milestones (00:20:09)
Sadie shares excitement about meeting her new great-nephew and reflects on family changes.
Scott’s Family Legacy (00:21:04)
Scott discusses being the oldest male in his family line and implications for family legacy.
Flux Capacitor Introduction (00:22:48)
Sadie introduces a frequency machine, dubbed the flux capacitor, that supposedly aids health.
Health Improvements (00:24:23)
Sadie describes positive health changes in her family from using the frequency machine.
Skepticism About Government (00:26:20)
Discussion about Sadie’s mother’s distrust of the government regarding the frequency machine.
Miraculous Health Claims (00:28:23)
Sadie shares miraculous health improvements observed in her family members using the machine.
Time Magazine’s Influential People (00:29:39)
Scott lists notable figures from Time Magazine’s 100 most influential people of the year.
Discussion on Blake Lively (00:30:08)
Sadie expresses her frustration about Blake Lively being included on a notable list.
List of Titans and Icons (00:30:23)
Scott shares a list of influential figures, questioning the distinction between titans and icons.
Critique of the List (00:30:54)
Sadie critiques the inclusion of celebrities like Blake Lively alongside impactful figures like Joe Rogan.
Review of Five-Star Ratings (00:31:47)
Scott discusses recent five-star reviews and encourages listeners to leave feedback.
Reflection on High School Memories (00:32:17)
Sadie recalls a high school acquaintance as they discuss a listener’s review about nostalgia.
Call for Ratings (00:32:34)
Scott prompts listeners to leave either five-star or one-star ratings, dismissing middle-ground ratings.
Closing Remarks (00:32:56)
Sadie and Scott conclude the episode, thanking listeners and encouraging subscriptions.
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