Yes, An Austin Sandwich Shop Did Have Them

“Am I crazy… or did there used to be iMac computers inside Schlotzky’s?” That one hilarious question kicks off an episode packed with big laughs 😆, unexpected memories, and classic JB-and-Sandy storytelling that pulls you in from the first moment.Sandy and Tricia dive straight into a Reddit-fueled nostalgia trip, remembering the days when you could eat a sandwich with one hand and type on a communal, crumb-filled keyboard with the other. The image alone is enough to make JB say, “They didn’t clean those things — you know they didn’t.” 🤢But the nostalgia doesn’t stop there. The crew shifts to Austin’s evolving café culture, including the big debate:Should coffee shops ban laptops to keep the vibe social?JB reveals one of his favorite spots now forbids them — and yes, he stopped going. The conversation spirals into laptop etiquette, quiet‑space awareness, and the art of not stealing a four‑top when you're solo. ☕💻From there, the episode takes off into full JB‑and‑Sandy mode:🏃 JB’s unbelievable story of running the Austin Marathon at age 18 — completely untrained.🏅 The wild scene of 30,000 runners and 100,000 spectators preparing for this year’s Austin Marathon takeover.🤣 Iconic spectator signs like “Worst parade ever!”🏃‍♀️ Tricia’s honest review of her first race: “I walked half… and crawled part of it.”❄️ The jaw‑dropping moment JB recounts a cross‑country skier exploding up a hill faster than most people can sprint on flat ground.And of course, standout line of the episode goes to Sandy:“I don’t even like my own keyboard.”(Which hits extra hard after all that Schlotzky’s talk.)This episode is stacked with Austin flavor, relatable rants, laugh‑out‑loud storytelling, and the signature warmth that makes listeners feel like they’re hanging out with old friends.📣 Call to Action If this episode made you laugh, cringe, reminisce, or rethink your coffee‑shop behavior…👉 Subscribe to The JB and Sandy Show.👉 Leave a review — it helps more folks discover the show.👉 Share this episode with a friend who loves Austin, good stories, or good laughs.