📄 What happens when tragedy strikes close to home—and how do communities respond?

In this powerful and emotionally resonant episode of The JB and Sandy Show, the team opens with a chilling reflection on the infamous Yogurt Shop Murders in Austin, revisiting the unsolved case that shook the city in 1991. Sandy shares his personal reaction to the new HBO documentary and how being a parent makes the story hit even harder. From there, the show pivots to uplifting stories of Texas-sized generosity following the devastating July 4th floods. Tricia Delicia highlights major donations from beloved Texas brands like Buc-ee’s and James Avery, including a heartwarming tale about a “peepaw named John” who checked her daughter’s jewelry order—proof that kindness and community still shine through.

Other highlights include:

• ☀️ JB and Sandy’s debate over walking in the heat of the day
• 🧊 Tricia’s morning caffeine rituals and hallway drama
• 💍 The story behind James Avery’s $7M charm fundraiser
• 🧠 Why women are obsessed with true crime—and what that says about us
• 🧊 Heat stroke or just a hot walk? Sandy investigates via Apple Watch

. 💬 Notable Quotes

• “I watched 20 minutes of the Yogurt Shop documentary and just couldn’t do it. It felt too real.”
• “James Avery repurposed a charm and raised $7 million. That’s Texas pride.”
• “There’s a peepaw named John who checked Landry’s order—and you know it was a peepaw because all peepaws have the same handwriting.”
• “My wife frowns at me naked but relaxes by watching serial killers on TV.”

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