“iPhone Hacks, Bad Boys, and the Dads Who Knew Better”

: What do you do when your daughter keeps dating the wrong kind of guy—and you were once that guy yourself?In this episode of The JB and Sandy Show, the crew dives into the timeless tension between protective parents and rebellious young love. Sandy, JB, and Tricia share hilarious and heartfelt stories about their own youthful misadventures, the dads who tried to intervene, and the full-circle moments that come with raising daughters of their own. But it’s not all parenting and past regrets—this episode also delivers a surprisingly useful iPhone hack that blew JB and Tricia’s minds, a nostalgic look at lazy 80s workout machines, and a debate over which Texas city really holds the crown for wealth and status. 🔑 Key Moments & Themes:Tech Tip of the Day: Sandy drops a game-changing iPhone reminder trick using Siri and location services.Austin vs. Dallas: Who’s really the richest city in Texas—and why Dallas might be okay with being #1.Generational Wealth & College Towns: A look back at how Austin, San Marcos, and Lubbock used to be just pit stops for students.Bad Boys & Dating Daughters: The crew gets real about the types of guys daughters date, and how dads try (and fail) to intervene.Full-Circle Parenting: Tricia realizes she’s become her mom—and Sandy admits he was the guy no dad wanted around.Fitness Flashbacks: Remember those vibrating belt machines? The team does—and they’re still laughing about it. 💬 Memorable Quotes:“You were the guy a lot of your friends’ wives didn’t want their husbands hanging out with.”“If a boy pulls up and I can hear his bass from the end of the street—he’s not taking my daughter out.”“Dallas would borrow money just to be more expensive than Austin.”“My mom used to twist with a broomstick to shrink her waist. That was fitness in the 80s.”📢 Call to Action: Love what you hear? Do us a solid—subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with a friend who’s raising teens, missing the 80s, or just needs a laugh.🎧 Stream now on 103.1 Austin’s 80s Station or the iHeartRadio app.