What if your marriage license came with an expiration date?

In this hilarious and thought-provoking episode of The JB and Sandy Show, the crew dives into everything from high-end cowboy boots to unconventional marriage advice. It’s a wild ride through Austin culture, relationship real talk, and the quirks that make Texas, well… Texas. The show kicks off with the Boot Wars heating up on South Congress. Lucchese drops a bombshell with their new University of Texas Longhorn boots, complete with ostrich leather and burnt orange flair—leaving Tacovas and their Chili’s collab looking a little “chumpy.” Trisha breaks down the styles, prices, and why these boots are about to take over DKR Stadium. Then it’s all about showing off Austin to out-of-town radio hosts during a national conference. From Terry Black’s BBQ to Waymo self-driving Ubers, and even a guy who didn’t know what a tamale was, the team shares laugh-out-loud stories of culture shock and local pride. Finally, the conversation turns personal as Sandy and Trisha reveal their long-standing idea of a “marriage lease”—a concept now echoed by none other than Christie Brinkley. Should marriages be renewable every 5 years? The crew debates the pros, cons, and what their daughter thinks of the whole thing.

👤 Guest Highlight No external guest, but Trisha once again brings the heat with her sharp commentary, hilarious one-liners, and heartfelt insights—especially during the marriage segment and her breakdown of the Lucchese boot drop.

💬 Notable Quotes

• “Somewhere at Tacovas, someone’s trying to cancel the Chili’s deal right now.”
• “You get married, and every five years you decide if you want to renew the lease.”
• “Our daughter asked, ‘Is this the anniversary where you decide if you’re staying married?’”
• “I didn’t know what a tamale was. I thought I was supposed to eat the husk.”

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