The Sandy Show

Sandy's Incredible Urge


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Episode Description:
What would you do if you had the chance to witness a protest firsthand—would you go just to see what really happens? 🤔 That’s the provocative question that launches this episode of The JB and Sandy Show, where curiosity, local culture, and candid conversation collide.
Dive into the episode as Sandy, JB, and Tricia debate the irresistible allure of Buc-ee’s, the Texas convenience store that’s gone global thanks to a viral photo featuring Prince Louis and a Bucky Beaver plush dressed as Santa. “Buc-ee’s has gone international. They’re known all over the globe because of a pretty simple, just a quick photograph that was taken, right?” Sandy marvels, while the crew shares their must-buy Buc-ee’s favorites—from chopped beef sandwiches to Beaver Nuggets and the infamous bucket hat. 🦫
The hosts swap hilarious stories about Buc-ee’s merchandise obsessions, with Tricia confessing, “My daughter has every type of swimwear from Buc-ee’s… She has not one, but three full-on Bucky beaver suits!” The conversation is packed with laughter and nostalgia, as they reminisce about road trips, kolaches, and the ever-expanding reach of Buc-ee’s outside Texas.
But the episode isn’t just about snacks and souvenirs. The team tackles the surprising news that Austin’s crime rates are dropping, despite the headlines. “In 2024, there were 60 murders in Austin, and in 2025, there were only 55. That murder rate is coming down. The property thefts are coming down. That’s good. Across the board, all of the violence and crimes are dropping,” Sandy reports, challenging listeners to rethink their perceptions of safety in the city. 🏙️
Curiosity takes center stage as Sandy admits an “incredible urge” to attend a protest—not to participate, but just to observe. “I just want to see it with my own eyes because I think a lot of times we see what the news wants us to see. So I want to go see it with my own eyeballs and just see what’s going on and just be an observer.” The hosts discuss the reality of peaceful protests in Austin, the occasional skirmish, and the different ways people choose to support causes.
Memorable Moments & Quotes:
  • “Buc-ee’s has gone international. They’re known all over the globe because of a pretty simple, just a quick photograph that was taken, right?”
  • “My daughter has every type of swimwear from Buc-ee’s… She has not one, but three full-on Bucky beaver suits!”
  • “In 2024, there were 60 murders in Austin, and in 2025, there were only 55. That murder rate is coming down.”
  • “I just want to see it with my own eyes because I think a lot of times we see what the news wants us to see.”

From viral Texas icons to the real story behind Austin’s safety, this episode is a rollercoaster of humor, insight, and local flavor. Don’t miss the hosts’ candid takes, memorable quotes, and the infectious energy that makes The JB and Sandy Show a must-listen!
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