In this Side Tracks episode of the G Block Show, Very Sulty and his show sidekicks take a nostalgic — and slightly bewildered — look back at the early 1970s, a time when bumper stickers were practically a national language. Sulty reflects on a few of the most "interesting" and zeroes in on one sticker in particular, the kind that might’ve tempted certain drivers to intentionally slow down, drift, or swerve just enough to make other motorists honk at them. With his trademark dry wit, Sulty breaks down how a simple sticker could turn an ordinary commute into a love connection or a brawl, leaving everyone wondering who was signaling what to whom. Cowboy Burt and Ian muse as Sulty explores the strange, hilarious power those little adhesive slogans once held over some American drivers back then.




If you enjoy thoughtful mischief, cultural lampooning, and the kind of humor that sneaks up on you, you’re in the right place. The G Block Show is comfort‑comedy for the best of us.

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