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🎙️ Episode 651: There’s No Talent on Dipsh!t Island 🏝️📺

In Episode 651, Scott and Sadie roast everything from idiot customer service reps and overpriced dirty sneakers to rage-inducing gout and fridge shame. They take you to Dipsh!t Island—population: all of us—and make you laugh while doing it. Whether you’re into stiletto pain, rogue woodpeckers, or just here for the fridge confessions, this episode’s got you covered. Tune in, rage with us, and maybe leave that five-star review while you’re at it.

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🎙️ Episode 651: There’s No Talent on Dipsh!t Island 🏝️📺
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🔌 Scott’s Cable Meltdown: Dipsh!t Island Population: Tech Support

  • Scott’s cable provider (affectionately known as Dipsh!t Cable) tested every ounce of his sanity.
  • All he wanted was an updated modem. What he got was condescension, rage, and the desire to commit federal crimes against routers.
  • The worst part? He paid for this experience.

👟 Fashion Is Dead: Dirty Nikes for Clean Idiots

  • Sadie introduces a new Nike shoe that’s made to look pre-dirtied. Scott thinks we’ve officially hit peak stupid.
  • Why buy shoes that look like they lost a fight with a mud puddle when you could just live your life poorly and get the same look for free?
  • Scott’s sneakerhead son tries to explain. Scott hears nothing but expensive nonsense.

👠 Stilettos: Torture Devices Disguised as Empowerment

  • Sadie shares her awe for women who strut in stilettos like their feet aren’t actively planning a mutiny.
  • Scott says they look great—right before launching into a rant about sensible orthopedic footwear.
  • Conclusion: Beauty is pain, and some of you are masochists.

🧬 Health Update: Gout & the Rage That Comes With It

  • Scott’s gout is flaring, and so is his appetite. Side effects of his meds include intense hunger and being a human rage monster.
  • Sadie recommends celery. Scott recommends shutting up.

🏡 Politics, Panels & the Home Rule Hangover

  • Scott attends a local panel on “home rule” in Colorado and walks away with more questions, fewer brain cells.
  • Angry citizens, local officials, and one guy who thought it was a yard sale. Democracy in action.

🎂 Willie Nelson Has TWO Birthdays, Because of Course He Does

  • Apparently Willie Nelson gets double the cake, and we’re not even mad.
  • Honestly, if anyone deserves two birthdays, it’s the weed-smoking wizard of outlaw country.

📦 Moving: The Ultimate Friendship Test

  • 38% of people hate helping friends move. The other 62% are lying or masochists.
  • Scott’s advice? Hire movers. Or fake a gout flare and ghost the group chat.

🧊 Fridge Shame: Listener Edition

  • We asked, you answered: What’s the most embarrassing thing in your fridge?
  • Highlights include liquefied spinach, expired cottage cheese, and something that might’ve once been pasta.
  • We’re proud and deeply disturbed.

Five-Star Thirst: Hydrate Us With Praise

  • If you laughed, leave a review. If you didn’t, lie. It builds character.

💡 Key Takeaways

Never trust customer service on Dipsh!t Island.
Pre-dirtied sneakers are fashion’s death rattle.
Stilettos = medieval foot binding with a marketing budget.
Gout is the devil, and it’s hungry.
Two birthdays are cool—unless you’re still paying off one cake.

🎧 Listen Now!

Whether you’re on hold with your cable company or scraping mystery goo off your fridge shelf, this episode will make you laugh, cringe, and probably feel a little better about your own dumpster fire of a life.

(AI Generated) Topics and Timestamps

Scott’s Rant on Cable Service (00:00:15)
Scott shares his frustrations with his cable provider, humorously dubbed “total dipshit cable.”

Modem Upgrade Discussion (00:01:20)
Scott discusses the forced upgrade of his modem and the implications of cutting cable services.

Customer Service Experience (00:04:10)
Scott recounts a frustrating interaction with customer service while trying to activate his new modem.

Sneaker Culture Commentary (00:07:29)
Sadie introduces a new Nike sneaker that starts off dirty and becomes cleaner with wear.

Sneaker Guy Debate (00:08:57)
Scott and Sadie discuss the absurdity of sneaker culture and the obsession with pristine shoes.

High Heels and Foot Pain (00:11:03)
The conversation shifts to women’s high heels and the discomfort they cause, relating it to personal experiences.

Scott’s Gout Struggles (00:12:22)
Scott shares his painful experience with gout and the effects of medication on his appetite and mood.

Cable Service Frustrations (00:14:28)
Scott expresses his frustrations with his cable service provider, humorously calling them “total dipshits.”

Podcast Cleanliness Debate (00:14:35)
Sadie comments on the podcast’s explicit content and the need to switch back to an explicit label.

Home Rule Discussion (00:15:40)
Scott discusses his participation in a panel about home rule counties in Colorado and their governance.

Audience Reaction (00:17:20)
Scott observes a large, angry crowd at the panel, highlighting the public’s frustration with local officials.

Recording Public Events (00:18:05)
Scott reflects on the trend of people recording public events instead of intervening in conflicts.

Meeting a Political Activist (00:19:00)
Scott shares his experience meeting Deb Flora, a political activist, at the home rule panel.

Nostalgia for Past Work (00:20:32)
Scott and Sadie reminisce about their past experiences in radio and the changes they’ve seen.

Willie Nelson’s Birthdays (00:22:27)
Scott shares an audio clip about Willie Nelson celebrating two birthdays, highlighting his unique story.

Worrying and Life’s Challenges (00:23:31)
Sadie discusses the contrast between rich people’s advice on worrying and everyday financial struggles.

Moving and Friendship (00:24:37)
Scott and Sadie talk about the challenges of moving and the reluctance of friends to help.

The Cost of Hiring Movers (00:25:35)
Scott reveals the high cost of hiring movers and shares his experiences with moving services.

Accumulating Stuff (00:26:40)
Scott reflects on the clutter in his office and the challenges of moving accumulated belongings.

Cigar Preferences (00:27:44)
Scott discusses his favorite cigars and his excitement for the upcoming cigar smoking season.

Discussion on Hobbies (00:28:45)
Scott and Sadie clarify that their interest is a hobby, not an addiction.

Email Sign-Up Promotion (00:28:52)
Scott promotes their daily email featuring various stories and polls.

Embarrassing Fridge Poll (00:29:13)
They introduce a poll about embarrassing items in listeners’ refrigerators.

Bad Pasta Salad Confession (00:29:41)
Sadie admits to having bad pasta salad in her fridge.

Tupperware Woes (00:29:53)
Scott discusses the use of disposable tupperware for easy disposal.

Furry Vegetables (00:30:22)
Sadie mentions mushy cucumbers that have gone bad in her fridge.

Spinach Health Fail (00:30:35)
Scott shares the audience’s top answer: a sad bag of liquefied spinach.

Cheese Supply (00:31:03)
Listeners comment on their excessive cheese supplies.

Old Egg Salad (00:31:14)
Lorena reveals her long-forgotten egg salad in the fridge.

Jalapeno Harvesting (00:31:46)
Scott humorously discusses his unsuccessful attempts at pickling jalapenos.

Apple Podcast Review Check (00:32:24)
Scott checks for new five-star reviews on Apple Podcasts.

Closing Remarks (00:32:48)
The episode concludes with a reminder to subscribe and sign up for emails.

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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