Speaker 1: Thought start the show today with a question for each
Speaker 1: of you if you don't mind sharing a little bit
Speaker 1: into your personal life. By the way, it is the
Speaker 1: JB and Sandy our I'm Sandy and this is JB.
Speaker 2: Hello. Tricia's here as well. Hi. Everybody who wants.
Speaker 1: To share the last photo in their photo their camera
Speaker 1: roll on their phone?
Speaker 2: Tricia, what is yours? Oh?
Speaker 3: Okay, hold on, all right, it's my mom's dog, Dom.
Speaker 3: We hold it up to the camera so I can
Speaker 3: see it. Yeah, it's my mom's dog on that weird
Speaker 3: filter that makes their people's faces look longer. And at
Speaker 3: Landry's holding the fingers up right, lad, your head rabbit
Speaker 3: ears behind her head? Billy, how longer noses?
Speaker 2: Scoot it over a little bit towards the center. There
Speaker 2: you go.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's funny.
Speaker 2: Jabi, what's the last photo in your camera roll? Photo role?
Speaker 4: Let's see? Oh this kind of has a funny story.
Speaker 4: So can you see that it's a it's a spinometer
Speaker 4: a litre.
Speaker 2: On the motorcycle?
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeh yeah, yeah, okay, yeah yeah yeah. And can
Speaker 4: you see the mileage? You probably can't see the mileage.
Speaker 2: I can't see it.
Speaker 4: The mileage is two zero zero zero two.
Speaker 2: Twenty thousand and two.
Speaker 4: It is so funny because so it's a nineteen ninety
Speaker 4: eight BMW motorcycle. And I was at like, I went
Speaker 4: for a ride the other day and I was like, oh,
Speaker 4: oh man, I'm almost about to turn over twenty thousand miles. Yeah,
Speaker 4: I was at like nineteen nine nine eight, and I
Speaker 4: was like, I need to wherever it hits twenty thousand,
Speaker 4: I need to pull over and take a.
Speaker 2: Picture and share it. That's just cool.
Speaker 4: Yeah, right between nine nine eight and two twenty two,
Speaker 4: I forgot.
Speaker 2: You forgot.
Speaker 3: That is the.
Speaker 4: Epitome of what it's like to be eighty D. Just
Speaker 4: within a couple miles of watching a turnover. I completely
Speaker 4: forgot about this mission to let it turnover and stop wherever.
Speaker 2: I am and take a picture.
Speaker 1: Yesterday I told you JB was great at keeping secrets
Speaker 1: because he forgets.
Speaker 3: Because he forgets everything. That would be a great entry
Speaker 3: in your diary of Perpetual disappointments, JB. If you had one.
Speaker 3: You came to getting twenty thousand miles, but you didn't,
Speaker 3: And now you can always remember that you're disappointed with
Speaker 3: twenty thousand and two.
Speaker 4: Oh so that was your motorcycle. I didn't even had one. Yeah,
Speaker 4: it's an older one. It's in nineteen ninety eight. It's
Speaker 4: that's cool, not fancy or anything. I usually just go
Speaker 4: to coffee shops and stuff. R Let me ask you
Speaker 4: a question about that motorcycle, JB.
Speaker 1: Because I remember when you had a motorcycle before, and
Speaker 1: you never had a motorcycle license. Do you have a
Speaker 1: motorcycle license for this?
Speaker 2: The answer is yes.
Speaker 4: I gotten around to that read calling out, dude, I
Speaker 4: do need to do that. That's BSL.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Sandy, is yours dirty? I feel like your stuff
Speaker 3: is dirty my picture, No, it's not, but it's very
Speaker 3: revealing of me.
Speaker 2: Really.
Speaker 1: But by the way, Jabi, just so we're even Stephen
Speaker 1: on things that aren't up to date. My registration on
Speaker 1: my car expired in December and I haven't done that.
Speaker 3: Yet, and it'll be two years before he gets it renewed,
Speaker 3: because that's what you did with this last registration.
Speaker 1: The problem is that I had a headlight go out,
Speaker 1: and I'm in the last part, like, we don't have
Speaker 1: to get inspections anymore, but you did if it was
Speaker 1: in December, so I have to get an inspection and
Speaker 1: I've got a low being headlight that's out, and I've
Speaker 1: got the light bulb, but I'm too afraid to try
Speaker 1: to change it myself because I'm sure, like many other things,
Speaker 1: all make matters worse.
Speaker 2: So YouTube, man, YouTube, I've done that. I've looked.
Speaker 4: I've got the year, make and model change light bulb.
Speaker 4: Someone has done it.
Speaker 1: I've gotten Yeah, I've got my neighbor Rob across the street,
Speaker 1: who's real handy, and I asked him if he would
Speaker 1: help me, and he said he would, so I'm gonna
Speaker 1: have to see him out anyway.
Speaker 2: Anyway.
Speaker 1: My last photo on my phone is a screenshot of
Speaker 1: the code that I can get from my pancake points
Speaker 1: that I hop in any breakfast combo nation. My God,
Speaker 1: because I've accumulated my pancake points at the I Hop
Speaker 1: in Cedar Park and I wanted to make sure I
Speaker 1: would get it again, so the next time I go in,
Speaker 1: I will get a free breakfast combo from the I Hop.
Speaker 3: He was so proud of his pancake points JB m H.
Speaker 2: I collect him super No, Why wouldn't I do that?
Speaker 2: You know what I mean?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 3: They must be those high protein pancakes since you're on
Speaker 3: your fitness journey, right.
Speaker 1: Oh, I don't need the pancakes. I don't need to
Speaker 1: throw them on the floor. I don't eat them.
Speaker 2: They just looks. That's not true. I just look at him.
Speaker 2: I never eat them.
Speaker 3: So so here's an interesting fact talking about photos in
Speaker 3: our camera roll. I saw an article recently said that
Speaker 3: the typical person has about sixteen hundred photos on their
Speaker 3: camera roll.
Speaker 2: Sixteen one hundred. Only sixteen hundred, I've did sound like
Speaker 2: very much. No, I thought it could be a lot more.
Speaker 1: It's kind of funny that you mentioned that because the
Speaker 1: other day was on the flight Saturday back from Nebraska.
Speaker 1: I always use the flight to clean out my camera roll.
Speaker 1: I was like, something to do that doesn't require Wi
Speaker 1: Fi and I can delete, And I have like just
Speaker 1: over a thousand of them that were on there.
Speaker 2: So I'm below average. A thousand photos. A thousand photos? Yeah,
Speaker 2: what about JB. Well, I'm looking.
Speaker 4: You know, they move things around on you all the time.
Speaker 4: So if I look to my library, it has a
Speaker 4: total number of items. Is that what you're talking about? Yes, yeah,
Speaker 4: thirty three thousand, holy lah and fourteen is that a
Speaker 4: lot mine has?
Speaker 3: My library is twenty six thousand, three hundred and thirty three.
Speaker 2: But if you.
Speaker 3: Scroll down, it'll break up like the number of videos
Speaker 3: and number of selfies and photos. But still I'm at
Speaker 3: well close to five thousand photos.
Speaker 1: You guys both need to get Amazon Photos where it
Speaker 1: offloads to a free Amazon account unlimited storage. If you
Speaker 1: have Amazon Prime, it just syncs up with your every
Speaker 1: time you get online.
Speaker 2: I won't have to pay for the iCloud storage and
Speaker 2: right it's free with Amazon, and it's unlimited.
Speaker 1: Now the video is limited on Amazon Photos, but not
Speaker 1: the not the photos, and it just sinks up and
Speaker 1: just sends it like I can delete all my stuff
Speaker 1: and it's already in the cloud with Amazon.
Speaker 4: Here's the one that drives people crazy. You know, on
Speaker 4: your I don't know where it is on an Android,
Speaker 4: but on an Apple, like it'll show you how many
Speaker 4: unread messages you have on yours?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yep, now you doing on that? Sand How
Speaker 2: do I get to that?
Speaker 3: Just go back and look at your mail, your little
Speaker 3: mail icon and what's the red number say of unrads?
Speaker 2: Mm hmm yeah yeah, y'all go ahead and do that
Speaker 2: while I figured this out. Go ahead, trust I have
Speaker 2: forty six hundred and ninety.
Speaker 6: Oh god, topic, that makes my whole body itch. I
Speaker 6: have two and that's because they just came in in
Speaker 6: the last five minutes.
Speaker 2: Oh my god.
Speaker 1: Oh really six hundred in my inbox. Okay, in my
Speaker 1: okay one thousand, five hundred and thirty. But all mail,
Speaker 1: all male sixteen thousand, one hundred and eighty three.
Speaker 2: How do you find all mail? I don't think I
Speaker 2: want to know that.
Speaker 1: And yeah, that's like all your boxes, like my iCloud everything,
Speaker 1: my Gmail, My iHeart all that stuff.
Speaker 3: You guys, you don't aren't worried that that might be
Speaker 3: important information.
Speaker 2: That you missed that you didn't open. No, I'm not
Speaker 2: worried about it at all. Seem worried this light Wow,
Speaker 2: I don't freak out. Freak out, Sandy. You also have
Speaker 2: a lot of unread text.
Speaker 3: I feel like I see that on your by your
Speaker 3: little text bubble two that I do.
Speaker 2: I'm real good at picking the ones to read.
Speaker 1: Tricia deletes everything JB Like she reads a text message
Speaker 1: then deletes it.
Speaker 4: My wife's the same way. She's very organized. On top
Speaker 4: of all of it.
Speaker 3: I use my inbox as a like a reminder of
Speaker 3: it to do things. So if it's in my inbox,
Speaker 3: it's because I have to do something with it, and
Speaker 3: when I finished it, I either delete it or I
Speaker 3: move it to a folder. I would pass that if
Speaker 3: I had forty six hundred.
Speaker 1: Well, by the way, with the last this last update
Speaker 1: with iPhone, but the previous one, if you're a Gmail user,
Speaker 1: they changed all of that up. It's like completely different
Speaker 1: and I do not like it. I liked it the
Speaker 1: way it was. There's probably a way to get back
Speaker 1: to doing that, but I just don't know how. So
Speaker 1: this is email talk on the JB and Sandy Show.
Speaker 1: Thanks for being with us today, photos on your phone
Speaker 1: and emails. Riveting conversation on a Wednesday night. So we're
Speaker 1: glad you're with Tricia. What do you have coming up? Oh,
Speaker 1: later on the show, we're going to talk to a woman.
Speaker 1: Her name's Ali, and there is a sober festival. It's
Speaker 1: the third annual coming up, and she's going to tell
Speaker 1: us more about that and just a little bit. Also,
Speaker 1: I got the greatest not only parenting advice something you
Speaker 1: could tell your kids, but something else for you guys
Speaker 1: to really make life a lot easier from you and
Speaker 1: it's from a guy by the name is Scott Galloway.
Speaker 2: Are you familiar with him? Jabe?
Speaker 1: Really, we got that coming up too, so stick around.
Speaker 1: But what do you have coming up with the story
Speaker 1: We love?
Speaker 2: Tresh.
Speaker 3: We're going to talk about a new future that Instagram
Speaker 3: is rolling out that so far is proving to be
Speaker 3: incredibly unpopular.
Speaker 2: People are not happy. Tricia's got the story we love
Speaker 2: in just a moment. Have you guys been on three
Speaker 2: sixty lately south of the bridge. Oh? Yeah, by all
Speaker 2: that construction. What a mess it is. It's a mess.
Speaker 1: I was caught up in that yesterday just looking around.
Speaker 1: That's exactly what I said, Jab, I go, what a
Speaker 1: mess people? And I can't figure out what they're doing.
Speaker 1: Does anyone know?
Speaker 2: I think they're making Westlake Drive go under three sixty.
Speaker 1: Oh, all the way up and it's but they're doing
Speaker 1: the work all the way back up to the bridge. Oh,
Speaker 1: Westlake Drive over there where it loops around.
Speaker 4: Uh yeah, Westlake Drive, it cuts where it cuts across.
Speaker 2: There by Jack Allen's and all that.
Speaker 3: Oh I heard, am I I might be getting my
Speaker 3: roads mixed up at where they talking about putting a toll.
Speaker 2: Laye in on three sixty.
Speaker 1: That's what it looks like. That's what it looks like.
Speaker 1: I don't know, but I mean it's they're not close
Speaker 1: to being done.
Speaker 4: Remember how I remember how easy breezy in the nineties.
Speaker 2: It used to be to use three sixty. Oh, it
Speaker 2: was great, it all the time, right, Yeah, I remember
Speaker 2: coming to work.
Speaker 1: I lived off of Mountain Ridge and I just went
Speaker 1: one block and I was on three sixty and then
Speaker 1: straight down three sixty to West Lake.
Speaker 2: It was great.
Speaker 4: Now would take an hour we get off the we'd
Speaker 4: get off the air and drop the boat in the lake. Remember,
Speaker 4: and we do nobody out there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it would just be us out there thinking we
Speaker 1: were cool, smoking cigars and drinking a ton of beer.
Speaker 2: It was a lot of fun. I'll tell you that.
Speaker 2: The stories we love.
Speaker 3: So Instagram is trying out a new feature that so
Speaker 3: far has proven to be incredibly unpopular. And I feel
Speaker 3: like I've heard about this before. They're testing a dislike button.
Speaker 2: And remember I.
Speaker 3: Feel like Facebook did it and it was a thumbs down.
Speaker 3: People went nuts. And Instagram is trying the dislike button.
Speaker 3: It's just a down arrow and people said, it's like
Speaker 3: they want to continue to see us argue and hate
Speaker 3: each other. And people are saying it's like they're making
Speaker 3: it even easier for people to bully people online.
Speaker 4: That's interesting because I because the way I was thinking
Speaker 4: of it, it's like, oh, does this help my algorithm
Speaker 4: of getting the stuff that I want right?
Speaker 2: Right? And we've just accepted that.
Speaker 4: Now we've accepted that they know who we are, they
Speaker 4: know what we like, They know wet like having a
Speaker 4: dislike button. If that helps us figure out what content
Speaker 4: you want to see and don't see, maybe not such
Speaker 4: a horrible thing, right.
Speaker 3: What their justification is is by putting the button next
Speaker 3: to a real or a feed post, it's for people
Speaker 3: to privately signal that they don't feel good about that
Speaker 3: particular comment or find it relative. They're saying that it's
Speaker 3: really more for a small group of people. All I
Speaker 3: know is that from being on the Internet is that
Speaker 3: people don't like something. They will go out of their
Speaker 3: way to let you know they don't like what your
Speaker 3: post says or the picture that you posted. So I
Speaker 3: feel like it's just a waste of time. The button
Speaker 3: or no button. People are very good at making sure
Speaker 3: you know what they don't like.
Speaker 1: But it's with Reddit. It's very much that way. There's
Speaker 1: an up arrow and a down arrow. You upvote it
Speaker 1: or downloaded, and that determines where it shows up in
Speaker 1: that particular feed, that that subreddit that you're in. It
Speaker 1: says what everyone is talking about or liking or commenting on.
Speaker 2: But what's funny about social media is, you.
Speaker 1: Know a lot of people, us included, we don't live
Speaker 1: and die by likes on Facebook or Instagram, but they're
Speaker 1: nice to get. And if you think about it's really
Speaker 1: difficult to get likes on a post. But if you
Speaker 1: think about the physical activity it takes someone to like
Speaker 1: your post, you can't even get them to lift their
Speaker 1: finger and just tap a button on a screen for you,
Speaker 1: you know what, for you for something that you crafted
Speaker 1: and you've thought about and you proof read, possibly ran
Speaker 1: through AI all these things and they won't even lift
Speaker 1: a finger.
Speaker 3: And they probably like it that they won't like it lurkers,
Speaker 3: that's what you got.
Speaker 2: There is a lot, a lot of them.
Speaker 1: So, but I bet that finger's not as heavy for
Speaker 1: a dislike button, you know what I mean?
Speaker 2: Just kind natural, Yeah, people.
Speaker 3: It reminds me, Sandy of the Ricky Gervais stand up
Speaker 3: routine about the guitar lessons. Oh my god, Jaby, I
Speaker 3: love Ricky Gervase. I love him, And he did this
Speaker 3: bit about people being on social media. He said, it's
Speaker 3: like somebody who walks into a park and picks up
Speaker 3: a flyer that has phone numbers at the bottom, saying,
Speaker 3: I offer guitar lessons.
Speaker 2: Call me if you'd like guitar lessons. Somebody walks by and.
Speaker 3: Sees it and is furious and calls the number and
Speaker 3: says I don't want guitar lessons.
Speaker 2: At his point is like keep walking, just walk away.
Speaker 2: People will go.
Speaker 3: Out of their to type this is the stupidest post
Speaker 3: I've ever seen.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he compared Twitter to the town Square in the
Speaker 1: town bulletin board. Yeah, someone's offering guitar I don't want them.
Speaker 2: They call you to tell you they don't want them.
Speaker 2: When they get to just cut blocking. If I didn't
Speaker 2: know you were going to do that, I could have
Speaker 2: had that clip ready to go. But yeah, I didn't
Speaker 2: know you had that clip. Oh sorry, sorry, you have
Speaker 2: to look it up your own selves. Friends.
Speaker 1: All right, that's the story. We love Stay with us.
Speaker 1: We've got more coming up. It's Austin's eighty station one
Speaker 1: O three point one. There's a cool event coming to Austin.
Speaker 1: It's in its third year and we have one of
Speaker 1: the organizers and spokespersons from it.
Speaker 2: Her name is Ali Fleming.
Speaker 1: She joins us, Hey, Ali, Hi, how are you good?
Speaker 1: Tell everybody about your event. This is a particular interest
Speaker 1: to me, and I think it's great what you're doing,
Speaker 1: and I hope it's a huge success.
Speaker 7: Oh, thank you so much.
Speaker 2: Sure.
Speaker 5: So this is our third annual event. It's called Recovery Takeover.
Speaker 5: It is a collaboration between two organizations. So we have
Speaker 5: Recovery ATX, which provides no cost peer support services to
Speaker 5: the Central Texas community, and then we have SIMS Foundation,
Speaker 5: which provides mental health and substance used to support to
Speaker 5: those in the music and entertainment industries. We've come together
Speaker 5: collaboratively to produce what we're calling again Recovery Takeover.
Speaker 2: This year.
Speaker 5: We're so excited because we're having it at Empire Control
Speaker 5: Room and Garage off Red River and Seventh Street, and
Speaker 5: we have some really great headliners.
Speaker 7: So we have Whetis.
Speaker 5: If y'all remember a teenage dirt bag from the early
Speaker 5: two thousands.
Speaker 7: We also have the unlikely candidates in Angel White.
Speaker 5: So we've really elevated the talent this year, we've really
Speaker 5: elevated the community engagement, and we're really looking forward to
Speaker 5: bringing this to south By Southwest week.
Speaker 2: Okay, that was my next question. And when is it?
Speaker 5: It is the Sunday after south By Southwest, So south
Speaker 5: By Southwest typically goes till Saturday evening and we are
Speaker 5: late afternoon kind of daytime show on Saturday March sixteenth,
Speaker 5: or wait, sorry, Sunday March sixteenth.
Speaker 1: And Alie, what kind of It's interesting because this is
Speaker 1: a sober event, it's a drug and alcohol free event,
Speaker 1: and I'm curious what kind of crowds do you drop
Speaker 1: for this?
Speaker 2: Is it? Is it huge?
Speaker 7: It's huge.
Speaker 5: So the reason we sought out Empire Control and Control
Speaker 5: Room this year is because we needed a bigger venue.
Speaker 5: The venue we had been utilizing in the past on
Speaker 5: twelfth in Chicon we outgrew. And the reality is is
Speaker 5: we get people that are in recovery. We also get
Speaker 5: people that are friends or loved ones of people in recovery.
Speaker 5: We get people that are people that are recovery adjacent.
Speaker 5: We get treatment centers, we get people that are sober curious,
Speaker 5: which is very in vogue. We also get people generally
Speaker 5: we support multiple pathways. So what that means is we
Speaker 5: also get people who maybe choose to abstain from one
Speaker 5: substance but not another because they're able to use that
Speaker 5: one safely. But really, this is open to anyone who
Speaker 5: has been curious about recovery or is in recovery, or
Speaker 5: knows someone or love somebody in recovery.
Speaker 1: So I've been sober for February was nine years and
Speaker 1: here's something interesting that you'll find is once like when
Speaker 1: you're when you find out a lot of other people
Speaker 1: are sober too, That's what I'm getting at. You find
Speaker 1: out like people that you know or have been around,
Speaker 1: but you didn't know, And then this is great, this
Speaker 1: event like this, like I'm going to go to it
Speaker 1: and I'm going to know a lot of people there,
Speaker 1: but I'm not.
Speaker 2: I didn't know.
Speaker 1: I don't know the whole story. You knew him, I
Speaker 1: didn't know I knew him, And.
Speaker 4: It's probably a lot of the same people you were
Speaker 4: running around with twenty five years ago in a completely
Speaker 4: different setting.
Speaker 2: Right right exactly.
Speaker 4: So I got to say this all it's interesting because
Speaker 4: it's part during south By or south By is wrapping up,
Speaker 4: because that's got to be a chance one of the
Speaker 4: most challenging times for someone seeking sobriety in Austin, Texas,
Speaker 4: because the city just turns upside down for three weeks
Speaker 4: or two weeks.
Speaker 2: Or whatever it is.
Speaker 4: It's a it's a it's got to be one of
Speaker 4: the most challenging when every every office, every parking lot
Speaker 4: is turned into a party like it's it's really bizarre.
Speaker 4: It's hard to explain to people who've never been a
Speaker 4: part of it. But maybe is that somewhat intentional Let's
Speaker 4: do it at the most difficult time for people.
Speaker 5: It's absolutely intentional. And I'm going to tell you something
Speaker 5: about our team. Two of our members, including myself, our
Speaker 5: previous south By Southwest employees, absolutely love and support the event.
Speaker 5: But I'll tell you of someone that was stepping towards
Speaker 5: recovery as a south By employee. That two week period
Speaker 5: was really difficult because you're right there are there's free
Speaker 5: booze on every corner, really is, and then we have
Speaker 5: an influx of people from all over the nation and
Speaker 5: even the world, and with that comes you know, a
Speaker 5: different different substances as well, and so it was absolutely intentional.
Speaker 5: It was in a way, an event to provide access
Speaker 5: to you know, March Festival week for people that are
Speaker 5: that are in recovery or interested in that lifestyle.
Speaker 2: So it's a way for.
Speaker 3: Them to still be able to participate in that vibe
Speaker 3: that's going on in Austin, but doing in a safe
Speaker 3: way that doesn't challenge them.
Speaker 2: Would you say that it is like a family more
Speaker 2: family friendly event.
Speaker 3: I remember we would take our daughter to some music
Speaker 3: festivals and she would freak out with like people drunk, screaming, falling.
Speaker 2: Down, you know what I mean. Like, would you say
Speaker 2: it's a family friendly festival?
Speaker 7: Absolutely, so we are.
Speaker 5: Our event starts at three pm in the afternoon, so
Speaker 5: it's an accessible time and then people under twelve years
Speaker 5: old are able to come in free of charge.
Speaker 7: So our family is invited, and we're going to have
Speaker 7: a lot.
Speaker 5: Of interactive art stuff, so kind of things that you
Speaker 5: can take instagramy photos by or engage with in a
Speaker 5: creative way, and so there will be a lot of
Speaker 5: things that children could enjoy if they were interested. It'll
Speaker 5: still be a rock show though, sure.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, you know it's a great event and I think
Speaker 1: it's going to do very very well, and I love
Speaker 1: that you're having it at the end of south By Southwest.
Speaker 1: And you know, it's one thing like sober people, we
Speaker 1: learn that you have to live in a world where
Speaker 1: there is alcohol.
Speaker 2: You just have to.
Speaker 1: You can't get away from that, but you just learn
Speaker 1: not to drink it or not participate in it, and
Speaker 1: which gets easier over time for some but at the
Speaker 1: event like this, everyone's doing the same thing, you know
Speaker 1: what I mean, it's just a little bit easier when
Speaker 1: everybody tell me about You said that sober Curious is
Speaker 1: very in vogue right now.
Speaker 2: Tell me about that, sir.
Speaker 4: So.
Speaker 5: One of the things that we're doing a little bit,
Speaker 5: or we're increasing involvement with this year is non alcoholic beverage.
Speaker 7: Companies, which in the last few years have really kind
Speaker 7: of blown up.
Speaker 5: You can find them all these restaurants have non alcoholic
Speaker 5: beverages now or mocktails, and so we've really engaged with
Speaker 5: a lot of those companies to bring them in. We're
Speaker 5: going to have non alcoholic beverages or mocktails served at
Speaker 5: the bars.
Speaker 7: And listen, I'm thirty five years old.
Speaker 5: But I've heard that the youth don't engage in alcohol
Speaker 5: like they used to.
Speaker 2: If I've heard that too.
Speaker 5: So when I think of sober curious, I think of
Speaker 5: somebody that maybe one still live a sober lifestyle, but
Speaker 5: hasn't necessarily had like the health or behavioral consequences as
Speaker 5: someone that's seeking recovery more for a emotional, mental, psychological,
Speaker 5: or spiritual level, but still is curious about abstinence or
Speaker 5: some form of not having a substance in your life
Speaker 5: in a frequent base, on a frequent basis.
Speaker 1: So you're seeing more and more young people moving that direction. Boy,
Speaker 1: they don't drink like we did, that's for sure. I
Speaker 1: mean I don't think they could.
Speaker 2: I think I told you recently.
Speaker 4: Like Athletic Brewing is one of the top ten brewers
Speaker 4: in the US.
Speaker 2: Non alcoholic beer. Oh is it? Yeah? It's done really well.
Speaker 2: Have you had it? TB? Yeah?
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, they're Their whole point was just because it's
Speaker 4: a non alcohol beer doesn't need to taste like garbage beer. Right,
Speaker 4: they're crushing it. They're crushing it. They're doing really well.
Speaker 4: It's good timing.
Speaker 2: Again.
Speaker 1: The event is called recovery takeover. It is the Sunday
Speaker 1: at the end of south By Southwest, and help me
Speaker 1: again with that date.
Speaker 2: Ally March sixteenth, day before.
Speaker 1: Saint Patrick's date, and it is tell me, tell everybody
Speaker 1: again where it's going to be.
Speaker 7: Empire Control Room and Garage from three to nine pm.
Speaker 1: All right, all I can't let you go without saying,
Speaker 1: I love your glasses.
Speaker 7: Oh my gosh, thank you.
Speaker 2: They're new.
Speaker 1: They're very like nineteen seventies cool. I love it, very
Speaker 1: very cool.
Speaker 7: So hey, I'm always going for cool. So I appreciate.
Speaker 2: That you got it.
Speaker 1: This time, I definitely got it. And we'll see at
Speaker 1: the event. Thanks for spending some time with us. We
Speaker 1: appreciate it.
Speaker 7: Thank you guys so much. We'll speak to you soon.
Speaker 2: Need extra cash in your life?
Speaker 4: The thousand dollars pay day is back this morning at
Speaker 4: nine