“TikTok Fame, Chili’s Rejection & A Concert for the Hill Country: Real Talk with JB and Sandy”

🎧 “What do a strip club door girl, a canceled flight, and a benefit concert have in common?” In this episode of The JB and Sandy Show, the crew dives into a mix of hilarious, heartfelt, and hyper-local stories that only JB, Sandy, and Tricia can deliver. From their humble TikTok beginnings to a powerful concert for flood victims in Central Texas, this episode is packed with personality, laughs, and community spirit. You’ll hear:

• JB and Sandy’s journey to becoming TikTok Live eligible (with 67 followers and counting!)
• Sandy’s obsession with a strip club door girl livestream that’s oddly wholesome
• JB’s failed attempt at a father-daughter bonding moment over Chili’s
• A masterclass negotiation trick that saved Sandy from a travel nightmare
• Tricia’s breakdown of the upcoming Robert Earl Keen benefit concert featuring Miranda Lambert, Tyler Childers, and more
• A spotlight on VetTix.org, a nonprofit helping veterans and their families attend live events

“I thought she’d say, ‘Heck yeah, Dad, let’s go to Chili’s!’ She said, ‘No.’” “You’re gonna hate me for this… is the line that changed everything at the airport.” Whether you’re here for the laughs, the local love, or the life hacks, this episode delivers a perfect blend of humor, heart, and Austin flavor.

 👥 The episode features a heartfelt shoutout to Lynette Morris, a longtime listener who’s been tuning in since she was 18. Her story reminds us why JB and Sandy have been a staple in Austin radio for years.

🔥 Memorable Moments:

• “You can’t wear Ray-Ban Meta glasses into a strip club. Period.”
• “Robert Earl Keen’s mantra: Do as much as you can for as long as you can.”
• “I used a hostage negotiator’s trick to get home early.”

📣  If this episode made you laugh, nod in agreement, or feel more connected to your community, don’t forget to subscribe, leave a review, and share it with your friends. The JB and Sandy Show is your go-to for real talk, big laughs, and Texas-sized storytelling.