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JB and Tricia Call Out an Austin Historian

JB and Tricia Call Out an Austin Historian

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 Have you ever wondered, “What’s the last food you ate in your car—and did you regret it?” 🚗🍕 This episode of The JB and Sandy Show is a hilarious, nostalgic ride through Austin’s history, quirky food confessions, and the chaos of holiday traditions. From the mystery behind Zilker Park’s namesake to the sticky aftermath of eating ice cream cones on the go, JB, Sandy, and Tricia serve up stories that will make you laugh, reminisce, and maybe rethink your next drive-thru order.

Key Moments & Themes:
  • Austin History Unveiled: The crew debates the true founder of Zilker Park—was it Adolf or Andrew Zilker? (“As a child who grew up in Austin and went to Zilker Elementary School, I feel like I would remember if it was Adolf Zilker.”) 🏞️
  • Food Fails & Car Chaos: Tricia’s question sparks confessions about the messiest foods to eat behind the wheel. From footlong chili cheese dogs (“That’s for professionals!”) to JB’s pizza slice sneak attacks and Tricia’s accidental paper-eating at In-N-Out, you’ll relate to every crumb and spill. 🍔🍕🌭
  • Snack Preferences & Local Favorites: Discover why Tricia only eats onion rings at Mighty Fine, JB’s love for McDonald’s triple burgers, and the team’s obsession with Bucky’s butterfly gummies and Amy’s ice cream malts (“What level one to ten do you want your malt to be?”). 🍟🍦🦋
  • Holiday Shopping Hacks: Need last-minute Christmas gifts? Buc-ee’s might just be your secret weapon. 🎁

Memorable Quotes:
    • “If you think you’re going to shame me into not eating a couple of slices on the way home, you’re wrong.”
    • “Girls, got to get it in a cup, ladies.”
    • “I love how In-N-Out puts their burger in its little diaper.”
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