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This week on Sadie and Scott, we’re talking about the things we thought meant someone was rich when we were kids.

Fridges with ice dispensers. Finished basements. Brand-name cereal. Movie theatre snacks. A second phone line. If someone had a garage fridge full of pop, they were basically royalty.

Sadie and Scott break down the childhood status symbols that made us think another family had officially “made it.” Plus, we play Rich or Ridiculous?, read listener submissions, and talk about a bizarre story involving an accidental house purchase.

It’s nostalgic, ridiculous, and probably going to make you remember the one friend whose house had all the good snacks.

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Everyone tells little lies.

Not the big dramatic ones that ruin families or end up in documentaries. We mean the tiny, everyday lies we all tell just to get through adulthood without explaining ourselves too much.

This week on Sadie and Scott, we talk about the harmless little lies people pretend are completely normal, like “I’m five minutes away,” “Sorry, just saw this,” “Let’s definitely get together soon,” and “I’ll start eating better on Monday.”

We dig into why we lie about being busy, why nobody ever actually wants to “circle back,” and why “I’m on my way” usually means someone is still looking for their shoes.

We also play Truth or Total Lie, read listener submissions about the lies people tell every day, and discuss an AITA from Reddit. Spoiler, we agreed with the poster, which almost made us feel like responsible adults.

Plus, Scott teaches Sadie some big words, because apparently this is an educational podcast now. Sort of. He also tells a really boring Costco story.

They can't all be gems, folks.

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This week on Sadie and Scott, we’re joined by Toronto based lifestyle creator Renee LeBlanc for a funny and honest look at life online, family content, brand deals, mom hacks, and what really happens behind the perfectly framed post.We talk about how Renee became a creator, what people misunderstand about influencer life, how she decides what to share, and why some of the most ordinary parts of life can become the content people connect with most. Scott and Sadie also try to figure out whether they could ever survive as influencers, what their personal “brand” would be, and whether a Sunday reset is real self-care or just moving clutter into prettier baskets.

It’s mom life, online earning, brand deals, real life, and a lot of questions about baskets.

You can find Renee on all socials: @reneemleblanc

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