Speaker 1: Change is coming to a long time Austin establishment and
Speaker 1: Tricia is up in arms about it.
Speaker 2: We'll tell you about it in just a second.
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Speaker 1: So there's big changes coming to where JB.
Speaker 3: To believe it or not, Dan's Hamburgers Austin institution.
Speaker 2: They're gonna put baked on the burgers now and ruin everything.
Speaker 4: Aren't they Avocado?
Speaker 1: The avocado is going to be on something they're updating.
Speaker 5: So there are four locations.
Speaker 3: I didn't realize that there's a there's a newer one
Speaker 3: in like Kyle Butda that doesn't need updates because it's
Speaker 3: fairly new. But they're going to update the older establishments.
Speaker 3: They're they're getting ready to celebrate fifty two years in business.
Speaker 3: So down on Manshak if you're new to Austin, we
Speaker 3: don't pronounce the road in Chaka, we say Manshak. And
Speaker 3: then also the one on Airport, Boulevard and North Lamar
Speaker 3: are all going to get revamped. According to Katie Congdon,
Speaker 3: the second generation owner of the chain.
Speaker 4: I'm going to tell him worried.
Speaker 6: I don't think it needs to be updated and changed.
Speaker 4: They've been exactly the same from day one. They're amazing.
Speaker 6: I think all of the original stuff in there is
Speaker 6: part of the reason why the burgers taste so good.
Speaker 6: And probably if they renovated, they're probably going to get
Speaker 6: new grease.
Speaker 4: It's not going to taste the same. I think this
Speaker 4: is a mistake.
Speaker 1: New grease band they probably you know what, Tricia, they
Speaker 1: probably do saying the same thing back when they put
Speaker 1: air conditioning and.
Speaker 5: Well and everything.
Speaker 1: I've changed everything. It used to be cool. Now I
Speaker 1: look what they did. They added air conditioning. Burger doesn't
Speaker 1: taste the same because air conditioning.
Speaker 6: Do you know that to this day? I mean, and
Speaker 6: I can't remember. There used to be the Dance Hamburgers
Speaker 6: that I went to all the time was right on
Speaker 6: Lamar where a man Chack like dead end into Lamar.
Speaker 6: I think there's like a soup peddler, little tiny building
Speaker 6: right there.
Speaker 3: Now that dance is a little farther down to Manchack
Speaker 3: just to beIN white.
Speaker 4: But yeah, right here in the right, that's where it
Speaker 4: is now.
Speaker 6: But before there used to be when on South Lamar
Speaker 6: right there by the across from the seven eleven the
Speaker 6: entrance to go into Barton Hills, and that's where we
Speaker 6: went all the time. I feel like I edit dance
Speaker 6: three times a week. And two things that I will
Speaker 6: never forget happened at that location, which me bringing this
Speaker 6: up was I'm still mad that that location is not
Speaker 6: there every time I drive by there. Whoever, in we ago,
Speaker 6: there used to be a dance right there. It was
Speaker 6: like thirty years ago probably. My friend Lanceloyd and I
Speaker 6: were in sitting at one of the booths eating our burgers,
Speaker 6: and we were playing the football game where you make
Speaker 6: a goal like this, but we were flicking pickles and
Speaker 6: we flicked in too hard and they glanded exactly we ended.
Speaker 6: A ball went over Lance's head and it landed in
Speaker 6: this lady's hair, and we were asked to leave.
Speaker 4: We got in a lot of trouble.
Speaker 6: The second thing I remember the most about it is
Speaker 6: my mom and I went there to pick up burgers.
Speaker 4: It was at night. I stayed in the car while
Speaker 4: she went in to get our order.
Speaker 6: The only seventies in the seventies, only other car in
Speaker 6: the parking lot was like three over for my where
Speaker 6: I was parked, and it was a It was a Bentley,
Speaker 6: like a silver Bentley super fancy car.
Speaker 5: And I was.
Speaker 6: Looking at it, and the person in the driver's seat
Speaker 6: looked at me, and it was freaking Willie Nelson sitting
Speaker 6: in the driver's seat because his wife was inside picking
Speaker 6: up their order.
Speaker 4: And I waved at him, and he waved at me.
Speaker 6: My mom came down and gets in the car and
Speaker 6: I go, that's Willie Nelson right there in that car.
Speaker 6: And she looked at him and got so nervous that
Speaker 6: when she backed, she backed over a curb.
Speaker 4: He laughed. It was very embarrassing.
Speaker 6: But those are two huge memories I had from that
Speaker 6: location that's not there. I think they need to stay
Speaker 6: away from changing stuff up. It just causes problems.
Speaker 1: Listen to you ridiculous, Well, trist how do you feel
Speaker 1: about new establishments of places that people love? Because there
Speaker 1: is a new BUCkies covering the Taco Sam Marcus, Bobcats,
Speaker 1: you guys are getting the getting the BUCkies seventy four
Speaker 1: thousand square foot location one hundred and twenty eight fueling positions.
Speaker 3: I feel like.
Speaker 5: There are enough of them in Texas, but apparently not right.
Speaker 4: And they'll start.
Speaker 6: Telling you about the San Marcus one like way on
Speaker 6: the other side of Dallas to start looking for it,
Speaker 6: you know how, They'll.
Speaker 4: Say it for miles.
Speaker 5: It works.
Speaker 4: It's crazy.
Speaker 3: How far you Texan I mean, expanded to other states now,
Speaker 3: but we've learned to schedule around Bucky stops. Yeah, it
Speaker 3: has to be going to Houston, you got to stop
Speaker 3: and bass drop, you know, m hmmm. Going to Dallas,
Speaker 3: I always stop.
Speaker 1: Tricia, where's the little tiny one that we stopped that once?
Speaker 1: For Landry's first BUCkies experiment? And she's still experienced and
Speaker 1: she's still mad about it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, she was in second grade.
Speaker 6: We were taking her to her summer camp inn Avisota
Speaker 6: and it said that there was a BUCkies. We've been
Speaker 6: telling her about how amazing BUCkies was all this time.
Speaker 6: I can't remember what little town it is, maybe getting
Speaker 6: little past Gettings.
Speaker 4: And we pull in and I was like, yeah, this
Speaker 4: is not BUCkies.
Speaker 6: It's basically what used to be an old seven eleven,
Speaker 6: but they put a Bucky sign on it and tried
Speaker 6: to sell it as a BUCkies. Yeah, and we go
Speaker 6: in and Landry was like, this is what you've been
Speaker 6: talking about.
Speaker 5: That's funny.
Speaker 4: It was weird that they were allowed to do that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was a tiny little BUCkies And she was like,
Speaker 1: what the hell?
Speaker 2: I like, Fuddy, I gotta tell you something.
Speaker 1: The beef jerky section at a real BUCkies is bigger
Speaker 1: than this one, right, Louling trash Lol, Yes, it is
Speaker 1: a little bitty.
Speaker 2: Have you seen them?
Speaker 6: What Loling is the big giant new one. There's this
Speaker 6: is a different one. This is different.
Speaker 2: I'm just looking at the cities that.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but Louling was was just in the news because
Speaker 6: that's a new one. That's shike in so it is. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 6: this one's.
Speaker 1: A little It didn't even get listed on all the
Speaker 1: mos in Texas.
Speaker 6: I don't think Big Buggies knows that it's there calling
Speaker 6: himself BUCkies.
Speaker 4: I think it's so small.
Speaker 2: Have you seen the one in Mexico?
Speaker 4: No, I didn't even know there was one in Mexico.
Speaker 1: Okay, so they totally it's has nothing to do with
Speaker 1: the real BUCkies, right, it's a knockoff in Mexico, and
Speaker 1: it is hysterical that they even tried to do this.
Speaker 3: Here.
Speaker 1: Let me pull up a photo for you and I'll
Speaker 1: show you. Hold on here. It is, by the way
Speaker 1: that we're doing this virtually. Friends, we're not in the
Speaker 1: same studios, just so you know that. So I'm sharing
Speaker 1: a screen. You guys are all familiar with that, and
Speaker 1: I know everybody gets nervous when you share a screen. Jack,
Speaker 1: I don't want you to see that, but I do
Speaker 1: want you to see this.
Speaker 5: Smart Amercato.
Speaker 1: It's a little cinder block building with fighting. Yeah, and
Speaker 1: it looks like they got some kids to paint a
Speaker 1: beaver on there. And it's BUCkies Two's super Meercato.
Speaker 5: That's fun.
Speaker 2: And they got in big trouble.
Speaker 1: I don't think I got big trouble for it, but
Speaker 1: they got called out for doing that very very funny. Yeah,
Speaker 1: shut down. So anyway, there you go. Changes of Dan's
Speaker 1: Hamburgers are coming. They're breaking ground on the new BUCkies
Speaker 1: in San Marcos on January the twenty ninth. So if
Speaker 1: you're yeah, because if you have to go all the
Speaker 1: way to Houston, excuse me saying, Antonio to get to
Speaker 1: a BUCkies now, If you're just going to San Marcos,
Speaker 1: you're in.
Speaker 3: Luck, right, and just opened one this past year in
Speaker 3: Hillsboro too. If you're doing Dallas, there you go.
Speaker 5: There's two. There's two stops.
Speaker 1: Tricia did something really stupid yesterday. I don't know what
Speaker 1: she was thinking in the cold weather, but you had
Speaker 1: to feel pretty dumb when you realized you'd forgotten about it.
Speaker 2: Tricia, if you stay with us, I don't feel dumb.
Speaker 4: You should freaked out.
Speaker 1: You should stay with us. It's coming up on Austin's
Speaker 1: eighty station one O three point one.
Speaker 4: You're listening to the Sandy Show. Spotlight on.
Speaker 6: Tricia, I am freakishly strung, so I don't have to
Speaker 6: help you very often to help me move heavy things,
Speaker 6: but sometimes I do.
Speaker 3: Austin's eighty station on three point one.
Speaker 1: Tricia did something really dumb yesterday. Go ahead and tell people,
Speaker 1: Tell all these nice people, Tell all the nice people
Speaker 1: what dumb thing you did yesterday.
Speaker 4: I don't know why you keep saying it's so Tabe.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you it's dumb too. Just tell him.
Speaker 6: So as we know, we had ice storm twenty two
Speaker 6: twenty five yesterday, right, all right, So my car's out
Speaker 6: in the driveway, and just to get it warmed up
Speaker 6: to make sure it still works fine, nothing froze up
Speaker 6: and messed it up. I remotely started it. I can
Speaker 6: do it from my app on my phone, which which
Speaker 6: was unnecessary, super cool, unnecessary that I had remotely started
Speaker 6: it or started it at all.
Speaker 1: It was unnecessary that you thought you needed to start
Speaker 1: your car up for its own safety.
Speaker 2: The car was fine.
Speaker 4: Make sure it's fine.
Speaker 5: I got her back so far. I did warm up
Speaker 5: yeah truck for quite a while yesterday, just to make.
Speaker 6: Sure everything is just flown around just fine, that there
Speaker 6: were no problems.
Speaker 4: That nothing lusted. Yeah, like it's supposed to both fools.
Speaker 6: So I remotely started it, and then I set my
Speaker 6: phone down and I was like, I need to set
Speaker 6: a timer to go back and turn it off or
Speaker 6: but I haven't.
Speaker 4: I've just kind of discovered the remote start.
Speaker 6: Probably two and a half hours later, I walked by
Speaker 6: my keys and I was like, oh crap, I never
Speaker 6: turned it off. I never set a timer to go
Speaker 6: turn it off. I never thought about it again. It'd
Speaker 6: been like two and a half hours. It could still
Speaker 6: be running for all I know. At the moment, I
Speaker 6: saw my keys, I was like, crap, picked up my keys, and.
Speaker 4: I ran out there.
Speaker 6: Clearly, it only runs for a certain period of time
Speaker 6: before it turns it out, That's what.
Speaker 5: I was gonna say.
Speaker 3: Usually those remote starts will auto kill after like twenty minutes,
Speaker 3: fifteen twenty minutes or something.
Speaker 6: Maybe, so I guess, I don't know, but I went
Speaker 6: out there anyway and started it again to make sure.
Speaker 4: I just didn't just run until all the gas was gone, right.
Speaker 6: I totally could have done that, but I made the
Speaker 6: mistake of telling Sandy, and now he's, Oh, you're the
Speaker 6: stupidest person I've ever met.
Speaker 2: But I really shouldn't.
Speaker 1: I really shouldn't say that, because it wasn't that long
Speaker 1: ago that I left my trunk wide open in a
Speaker 1: parking garage at the studio all day long, and the
Speaker 1: back end of it was full of recording equipment, thousands
Speaker 1: and thousands of dollars of things I've accumulated over the
Speaker 1: years that someone could have stolen, and my clubs, which
Speaker 1: I would have really been worried about.
Speaker 2: So I shouldn't give you too much of a hard time.
Speaker 2: It's easy to do. I'm sorry. You gonna say something I.
Speaker 3: Was gonna say, if this makes you feel better. I
Speaker 3: once my dad and I were visiting some family in Kansas.
Speaker 5: We went to go.
Speaker 3: Meet up, play some golf, walked back to his car
Speaker 3: after a full round of golf and some time at
Speaker 3: the bar.
Speaker 2: Five about six hours, five and a half, six hours
Speaker 2: easy his car.
Speaker 5: It was a rental. Thank god, it's still running from
Speaker 5: when he arrived.
Speaker 3: Wow, you would think without air blowing through there or something,
Speaker 3: even if it's a newer car, you'd think it would
Speaker 3: just overheat or something.
Speaker 5: Right, just running, just going.
Speaker 2: What'd your dad say?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 5: We just laughed.
Speaker 6: We were just got it and drove off.
Speaker 1: Stercle. I would have loved to see him. Look on
Speaker 1: your dad. How is your dad? I haven't seen Gary
Speaker 1: in forever.
Speaker 5: He's good.
Speaker 3: He just turned eighty. My mom turned eighty as well here,
Speaker 3: so yeah, they're both doing great.
Speaker 5: They're not herey, it's case you're run into one of them.
Speaker 2: Gary.
Speaker 4: How Gary is?
Speaker 2: Gary Hager's eighty years old? I cannot believe that.
Speaker 1: It's always been such a young soul to me, just
Speaker 1: like one of the fellas. You know what I mean,
Speaker 1: still a child, Don't worry, it's so you still flirt
Speaker 1: with every waitress in town pretty much.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I him every time we go eat a Musashino,
Speaker 6: because Sandy always tells a story that Gary Hager is
Speaker 6: the reason he knows about the restaurant Musashino, which is
Speaker 6: our most restaurant.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he turned me on to it. Wait when it
Speaker 3: was new, when late eighties, early nineties.
Speaker 2: Yeah, probably.
Speaker 1: And I always use your dad's term that you I've
Speaker 1: heard him say. You use it too when you don't
Speaker 1: want a whole lot to eat, but you just went
Speaker 1: a little smecky, schmecky, schmecky.
Speaker 5: That's a German word.
Speaker 2: Oh it is.
Speaker 3: Schmecking is to taste, schmecky, schmecky, just just to fill
Speaker 3: in the cracks, a little.
Speaker 1: Smecky, just a little shaky perfect everybody. You can use
Speaker 1: that schmecky schmecky free of charge. Problem A little gift
Speaker 1: from JB and Sandy. Thank you very much for listening.
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