Tricia DOES NOT Care That She Is Old Enough To Be His Mother
- Author
- Sandy McIlree
- Published
- Sat 30 Aug 2025
- Episode Link
- https://www.spreaker.com/episode/tricia-does-not-care-that-she-is-old-enough-to-be-his-mother--67562615
“What’s the first thing that made you laugh today?”
That’s how Sandy kicks off this vibrant and emotionally rich episode of The Sandy Show, setting the stage for a morning full of laughs, surprises, and heartfelt moments. From Sandy’s secret pizza stash and guilty McDonald's runs to Tricia’s emotional reaction to the Toby Keith: American Icon tribute concert, this episode blends humor with genuine admiration. Tricia shares how the country legend’s patriotism and philanthropy moved her to tears—and introduced her to a new “country boo,” Parker McCollum. Listeners will enjoy the playful banter about food obsessions, the nationwide race to be the “first texter,” and Sandy’s hilarious rant about football broadcasts cluttering the screen with unnecessary scores. Plus, the duo dives into the surprising origins of emojis and Nike’s “Just Do It” slogan.
Memorable Moments:
That’s how Sandy kicks off this vibrant and emotionally rich episode of The Sandy Show, setting the stage for a morning full of laughs, surprises, and heartfelt moments. From Sandy’s secret pizza stash and guilty McDonald's runs to Tricia’s emotional reaction to the Toby Keith: American Icon tribute concert, this episode blends humor with genuine admiration. Tricia shares how the country legend’s patriotism and philanthropy moved her to tears—and introduced her to a new “country boo,” Parker McCollum. Listeners will enjoy the playful banter about food obsessions, the nationwide race to be the “first texter,” and Sandy’s hilarious rant about football broadcasts cluttering the screen with unnecessary scores. Plus, the duo dives into the surprising origins of emojis and Nike’s “Just Do It” slogan.
Memorable Moments:
- Tricia’s confession: “I rewound Parker McCollum’s performance four times. Holy crap, he snuck up on me.”
- Sandy’s football frustration: “Please stop eating up my TV screen with scores from other games!”
- The emoji origin story and the dark twist behind Nike’s iconic slogan.
