Coffee Convos Podcast: “ENCORE Feet Finders, Toxic Trait Testimony & Confessions”

Episode Date: January 1, 2026
Hosts: Kail Lowry & Lindsie Chrisley

Brief Overview

In this lively installment of Coffee Convos, reality stars and close friends Kail Lowry and Lindsie Chrisley dive deep into candid conversations about unusual side hustles, everyday frustrations, and the nuanced realities of motherhood, relationships, and personal quirks. With their signature humor and honesty, they explore venturing into selling feet pics, dissect so-called “toxic” traits, and share a hilarious and sometimes petty array of confessions submitted by listeners.

Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Feet Finders & Odd Side Hustles

• Lindsie’s New Venture: Lindsie reveals that she recently joined Feet Finders to sell feet pics (00:38). Reactions range from shock to curiosity, with candid discussions about boundaries, unexpected requests (including armpit and sock fetishes), and pragmatic pricing.
• Memorable Message Request: Lindsie reads out a bizarre request involving her armpits (01:05).
• Discussion on Boundaries: Kail expresses hesitation: “That’s an area of life I wouldn’t want to dabble into. Feels like a slippery slope—you go from Feet Finder to OnlyFans fast” (03:24).
• Business Brainstorming: They joke about creating a feet pic menu and the possibility of joint accounts—“Clam Diggers by Kail and Lindsie” (07:31).

2. “I’ll Die On This Hill” Hot Takes

A series of rapid-fire opinions and “hills to die on,” highlighting their strong and often humorous perspectives.

• School Pickup Line Chaos: Kail rails against the disorder and stress caused by school pickup lines (08:18).
  • Quote: “School pickup lines bring out the absolute worst in people.” (08:18)
• Grocery Delivery Frustrations: The hosts split: Kail prefers shopping in person; Lindsie is loyal to click lists despite their imperfections (10:02).
  • Quote: “Grocery delivery is always wrong. Just go yourself. Remember when I ordered bananas and got one banana?” — Kail (10:02)
• Target vs Walmart: Debate on which store genuinely offers better prices and selection, especially in fashion (13:22).
• “K” Texts as Abuse: Kail is adamant that replying with ‘K’ is offensive: “K as a text reply is a form of abuse. I will die on that hill.” (15:48)
• Men Gaming with Headsets After 30: Both agree it’s a turnoff: “If he still games with a headset at 30, he’s not the one.” — Kail (17:14)
• Chick-fil-A Fries: Arguments over the quality of their fries—Lindsie is not a fan, with an amusing backstory on why (18:37).
• Bravo Housewives vs NFL: Kail isn’t a fan of Housewives, preferring football (18:04).

3. Toxic Trait Testimony

A segment dedicated to examining the gray area between “toxic” behavior and normal coping or survival strategies.

• Hiding Snacks From Kids: Is it wrong to buy snacks “for the kids” but then hide and eat them yourself? They debate (28:13).
• Notes App Rants: Is privately venting in the notes app and sending screenshots to a friend healthy or toxic? Kail is skeptical; Lindsie sees value in emotional processing and outside perspective (31:55).
  • Quote: “Not everything needs a reaction. Maybe you just want to get this out, but it’s not enough for me to say something just yet.” — Lindsie (32:11)
• Changing Thermostat Blame: Lowering the AC and blaming it on the kids—Kail calls it genius, Lindsie says it’s toxic (35:11).
• Withholding Small Gestures in Relationships: Both admit to strategic (or petty) behaviors when angry at a partner, acknowledging it’s probably toxic at its core (36:49).
• Interest on Family Loans: Keeping a sibling’s stuff as “interest” for slow loan repayment—deemed justified yet petty (39:58).
• Ordering Extra When Friend Pays: Agree it's both toxic and opportunistic (41:04).

4. Confessions & Petty Court

Listeners’ confessions and petty grievances are dissected with empathy (and ample humor).

• Faking Calendar Appointments: One listener fakes appointments so her husband can’t book golf on her day off; the hosts discuss the deeper issue of communication (42:52).
• Keeping Ex’s Location: Hilarious takes on using exes’ phone locations post-breakup—for avoiding run-ins or, more dubiously, reporting new girlfriends (45:23).
  • Quote: “Ladies, check your location. Make sure you’re not sharing it with your ex. But men—leave yours on.” — Lindsie (46:12)
• Petty Parking Revenge: Moving things in a cart as revenge for a stolen parking spot: “That’s excessive. I do not give a…” — Lindsie (53:58).
• Trash Can Drama & HOA Fines: Kail shares her ongoing battle with her HOA over trash can protocol and being reported by a neighbor. The hosts debate what’s fair and the pettiness of HOA rules (55:16).
• Marital Laundry Sabotage: Washing husband’s clothes with no detergent as passive-aggressive payback—both agree it’s “psychotic” (60:06).
• Roommate Tupperware Wars: Serious business about not sharing (or losing) glass Tupperware and high-end candles (64:19, 67:02).
  • Quote: “Nobody is taking my glass Tupperware home. If you want leftovers, you’ll be taking it in a Ziploc bag.” — Kail (64:59)
• Petty Court Submissions: From purposely leaving empty ice trays to stealing Tupperware, all are judged—“That’s child-like behavior” — Kail (64:15).

5. Foul Play: Hilarious Listener Mishaps

• Farting During Intimacy: A listener recounts accidentally farting on her now-husband’s hand the first time they hooked up, and the hosts share their own embarrassing moments (69:50).
  • Quote: “It’s like Kale on the leather couch blaming my farts on the couch…” — Lindsie (70:27)

Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On Side Hustles and Fetishes

  • “So Feet Finder has quickly turned into Armpit Finder.” — Lindsie (02:08)
  • “You go from Feet Finder to OnlyFans fast.” — Kail (03:24)

• On Parenting & Relationships

  • “School pickup lines bring out the absolute worst in people.” — Kail (08:18)
  • “If he still games with a headset on at 30, he’s not the one.” — Kail (17:14)
  • “Chick-fil-A fries are the best. No fries. Period.” — Kail (18:37)

• On Petty & Toxic Behaviors

  • “K as a text reply is a form of abuse. I will die on that hill.” — Kail (15:48)
  • “If you’re in a situation to loan people money, never loan money if you want it back.” — Kail (40:44)
  • “That’s childlike behavior.” — Kail (64:15)

• On Sharing With Roommates

  • “If anybody is lighting my three-wick candle… unless it’s me enjoying the smell—don’t.” — Kail (67:02)
  • “Nobody is taking my glass Tupperware home.” — Kail (64:59)

• On Embarrassing Sex Stories

  • “It’s giving like Kale on the leather couch, blaming my farts on the couch.” — Lindsie (70:27)

Timestamps for Significant Segments

• [00:38] Lindsie Joins Feet Finders
• [01:05] Reads First Bizarre Request
• [03:24] Kail on Crossover from Feet Finder to OnlyFans
• [07:31] Business Brainstorm—“Clam Diggers”
• [08:18] School Pickup Lines Rant
• [10:02] Grocery Delivery Disasters
• [13:22] Target vs Walmart
• [15:48] “K” Replies and Text Etiquette
• [17:14] Adult Gaming Red Flags
• [28:13] Toxic Trait Testimony Segment Starts
• [31:55] Notes App Rant Therapy
• [35:11] Thermostat Trickery
• [36:49] Withholding Small Gestures
• [39:58] Family Loan “Interest”
• [41:04] Ordering Extra when Friend Pays
• [42:52] Confession: Faking Calendar Appointments
• [45:23] Still Tracking Exes
• [55:16] HOA Trash Can Drama
• [60:06] Malicious Laundry Tactics
• [64:19] Tupperware Petty Court
• [67:02] Candle Etiquette Debate
• [69:50] Foul Play: Intimate Farting Story

Tone & Style

True to their brand, the episode is irreverent, open, and full of laughter as Kail and Lindsie blend relatable stories, honest opinions, and listener confessions without sugarcoating—or much of a filter. They approach even heavy or “toxic” subjects with humor and empathy, making the conversation both insightful and highly entertaining.

A must-listen for fans of unfiltered takes, messy everyday realities, and those who want to feel like they’re hanging out and venting with friends.