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Summary

Podcast Summary: The Wayback with Ryan Sickler – Episode 67: Sara Weinshank

Introduction

In Episode 67 of The Wayback with Ryan Sickler, released on April 10, 2025, host Ryan Sickler welcomes comedian Sara Weinshank to share a journey down memory lane. The conversation is a blend of humor, nostalgia, and candid reflections as Sara recounts her childhood, school experiences, and college antics. The episode is filled with relatable anecdotes that evoke fond memories and laughter, making it a delightful listen for both regular listeners and newcomers.

Childhood Memories

Sara begins by reminiscing about her mother’s distinctive Mercedes station wagon, setting the stage for her nostalgic tales.

Sara Weinshank [02:02]: "My mom had a Mercedes station wagon. And it was white with a tan interior."

The wagon wasn’t just a family car; it was a hub of childhood games and interactions. Sara and her friends played "Sweet and Sour," waving to passersby to determine if they were "sweet" or "sour," leading to fun faces and minor parental inquiries.

Sara Weinshank [02:18]: "We used to play this game called Sweet and Sour where we would wave to people and if they wave back, they're sweet and if they don't, they're sour."

She humorously describes the dynamic with her friends, the Bonafonts, highlighting the playful yet organized nature of her upbringing.

School Life and Early Challenges

Transitioning to her school days, Sara shares her experiences in an all-girls Catholic school in the Valley, Louisville College Preparatory. She paints a vivid picture of the strict yet quirky environment, complete with unique Physical Education classes like "Power Walking" and "Firm and Tone."

Sara Weinshank [15:07]: "We also had firm and tone class. It was a class... basically your body. That's a class."

Despite the rigid uniform policies, Sara found ways to express herself, such as attending the boys' school after hours with full makeup, much to her track coach's dismay.

Ryan Sickler [14:17]: "How about that, y'all?" Sara Weinshank [14:32]: "I was so over it..."

Sara’s recounting of her first-grade experience adds depth to her narrative. She describes a mischievous scheme to fake sickness using a Berenstain Bears scratch-and-sniff book, inadvertently becoming part of the Mandela Effect debates.

Ryan Sickler [11:10]: "Yeah, that's The Mandela. Something definitely happens." Sara Weinshank [11:42]: "It's definitely not Stain."

High School Antics and Personal Growth

Sara delves into her high school years, emphasizing her “boy crazy” nature from a young age. She candidly discusses her first sexual experience at 14, highlighting the complexities and awkwardness that often accompany teenage milestones.

Sara Weinshank [16:22]: "We would make out in there. We would have sex in there. That was like the love wagon."

Her storytelling is both humorous and relatable, showcasing the trials and tribulations of adolescence. Sara also shares a memorable incident where she was caught making out with her high school boyfriend by his father, Todd, leading to an awkward and awkwardly handled situation.

Sara Weinshank [26:19]: "My underwear was off in the middle of the room... it was so awkward."

College Days and Continued Mischief

Transitioning to her college years at Chapman University, Sara recounts a particularly wild night involving a bicycle ride with a stoner friend, culminating in a humorous encounter with the police.

Sara Weinshank [31:54]: "We get pulled over. Then they let him off first and they're still not done with me yet."

Ryan Sickler [32:08]: "Woohoo."

This story not only highlights her penchant for adventure but also underscores the unpredictable nature of college life. Sara's ability to navigate these situations with humor adds depth to her character.

Family Dynamics and Personal Reflections

Throughout the episode, Sara touches upon her family dynamics, including her relationship with her younger sister and her experiences with her parents’ strictness and unique household rules. These stories provide insight into her upbringing and the foundation that shaped her comedic style.

Sara Weinshank [19:04]: "We would have to get the same things on Christmas or we would fight."

Her anecdotes about shared childhood moments, such as coordinating Christmas gifts and dealing with parental oversight, resonate with listeners who have experienced similar family scenarios.

Nostalgia for Technology and Changing Times

A recurring theme in Sara’s narrative is her nostalgia for the technology of her youth. She fondly reminisces about the old car phones, pagers, and the simplicity of past gadgets compared to today’s advanced smartphones.

Sara Weinshank [36:34]: "Everyone had pagers. That's so crazy."

Ryan Sickler [37:16]: "Saying it's so crazy."

This segment not only serves as a humorous contrast between generations but also evokes a sense of longing for the “good old days,” a sentiment that many listeners can relate to.

Closing Reflections

As the episode draws to a close, Ryan and Sara exchange light-hearted banter, establishing a warm and engaging rapport. Sara’s stories, filled with humor and honesty, provide a comprehensive look into her life, offering listeners both laughs and moments of reflection.

Ryan Sickler [37:24]: "I didn't know you were so much trouble back in the day."

Sara Weinshank [37:26]: "Yeah, I got pulled over on a bicycle."

Conclusion

Episode 67 of The Wayback with Ryan Sickler with Sara Weinshank is a captivating blend of humor, personal anecdotes, and nostalgic reflections. Sara's engaging storytelling, combined with Ryan’s adept hosting, creates an episode that is both entertaining and heartfelt. Whether you're revisiting your own past or discovering these stories for the first time, this episode offers a delightful journey through Sara Weinshank’s memorable moments.

Notable Quotes with Timestamps

• Sara Weinshank [02:02]: "My mom had a Mercedes station wagon. And it was white with a tan interior."
• Sara Weinshank [16:22]: "We would make out in there. We would have sex in there. That was like the love wagon."
• Ryan Sickler [37:24]: "I didn't know you were so much trouble back in the day."
• Sara Weinshank [15:07]: "We also had firm and tone class. It was a class... basically your body. That's a class."

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Transcript

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[Sarah Weinshank]

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[Ryan Sickler]

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[Sarah Weinshank]

I like this kind of party.

[Ryan Sickler]

Welcome back to the Way Back. I'm Ryan Sickler. Ryan Sickler.com and Ryan Sickler. On all your social media, make sure you're subscribed to this show. Make sure you're subscribed to the audio feed as well and make sure you follow and support my guest today here in the Way Back. Ladies and gentlemen, Sarah Wine Shank.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Hi. Yay.

[Unnamed Guest]

Happy to be back here.

[Ryan Sickler]

Thank you for being back here.

[Sarah Weinshank]

I'm so excited.

[Ryan Sickler]

Promote whatever you'd like, please.

[Sarah Weinshank]

You can find me every Monday on this podcast where our podcasts are Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube and then you can find me every Wednesday on Shank because that's S H e n k where all podcasts are. And then Instagram at Princess, like normal and then another S h e n k for tickets.

[Ryan Sickler]

All right, so everyone usually comes in here and says something to the effect of the either road in this seat back in the day or they. They had a grandparent or whatever. Had. And you said your mom had a wagon?

[Sarah Weinshank]

My mom had a station wagon. A Mercedes station wagon.

[Unnamed Guest]

Mercedes. Anybody's had the Mercedes wagon on this show.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Really? Mercedes station wagon. And it was white. And it was in the 90s. It was white with a tan interior.

[Ryan Sickler]

Let's see.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Yeah, that's the one.

[Ryan Sickler]

And that had a seat in the back that faced out.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Yeah. And we used to play this game called Sweet and sour where we would wave to people and if they wave back, they're sweet and if they don't, they're sour. But we would like make faces at them. My mom would be like, what's going on back there? Like, nothing. Sticking. Me and my friends that I used to carpool with the Boner Bonafonts, they lived around the corner from us.

[Unnamed Guest]

You sound so princessy. The Bonaf. Even the. Even your neighbors sound uppity. You got the Mercedes wagon.

[Sarah Weinshank]

The Bonaf.

[Ryan Sickler]

The Bonafonts will play sweet and sour in the back seat.

[Sarah Weinshank]

It did sound the Bonaf.

[Unnamed Guest]

Like, that's a name I would make up for, like, an upcoming.

[Sarah Weinshank]

The Bonafant's butler. They used to answer the phone. Bonafont resident. I think that's my mom. My mom didn't make us do that when we answered the phone.

[Unnamed Guest]

That's.

[Ryan Sickler]

You know what? It's so. It's so funny. Let's talk about that for a second. Because you do go back to the. Not that you're old in any way, but you go back to the days of landline and stuff.

[Sarah Weinshank]

I was born in 87 sicklers. We don't have to beat around the bush here.

[Unnamed Guest]

All right?

[Ryan Sickler]

I'm old, you guys. You did have people that. Yeah, we just said hello. We never said Sickler residents. Any of that.

[Sarah Weinshank]

All of the kids, they had four girls, and they'd have to answer the phone and say, bonafont residents. And then my parents would joke when they would answer the phone, like, why Chang residents? But we didn't. We were more casual.

[Ryan Sickler]

Yeah. Are you just. You just. Hello?

[Sarah Weinshank]

What up?

[Ryan Sickler]

Yeah.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Sup?

[Unnamed Guest]

Doctors are calling. And for your mom.

[Ryan Sickler]

Yeah.

[Sarah Weinshank]

So you up?

[Ryan Sickler]

Is this your back seat here?

[Sarah Weinshank]

Yeah. Yeah, but it hurts was. It was even more tan than that, but, yeah, that was it. Oh, yeah.

[Ryan Sickler]

Oh, that's a nice one, too, because the headrests are blocking you back there and everything.

[Sarah Weinshank]

It was fun.

[Ryan Sickler]

School wagons didn't have these safe headrests for whiplash. For the back people, the back row, they just had a. A top cut off.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Well, they weren't carrying around the Bonafonts, so.

So you're.

[Ryan Sickler]

You're a true Valley girl. Yeah, I was gonna say. I think I said this to you outside. Outside of you and Christina Pazicki. I don't know anybody else that's a. In comedy. I mean, that I'm friends with. It's a Valley girl.

[Sarah Weinshank]

No, there's no one else, I don't think.

[Ryan Sickler]

And you're in the heyday of the Valley girl. Are you not 87?

[Sarah Weinshank]

I was born in 87. So lots of malls happening. All of the malls that they filmed. The 80s clueless.

[Ryan Sickler]

Your world.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Yes.

[Ryan Sickler]

Because that was in the valley too, right?

[Sarah Weinshank]

A lot of it was mostly in, like, on the other side of the hill. And they would talk shit on there.

[Ryan Sickler]

I just know they went in circus circus. And that's in the valley.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, the circus liquor store. Yeah, that's what I mean.

[Ryan Sickler]

Yes. Circus liquor store.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Yeah, they would talk on the valley all the time, but yes, same vibe. I used to have one of those fluffy pens that they had.

[Ryan Sickler]

You did?

[Sarah Weinshank]

You did you know about these? The feather pens that everyone on Clueless, they had these pens and they were feather pens and like a quill. It's like a. Like this.

[Ryan Sickler]

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, for sure. Okay.

[Sarah Weinshank]

I had several of those.

[Ryan Sickler]

Okay, well, I'm older than you, and what we had. Can you find good luck troll pens?

[Sarah Weinshank]

What?

[Ryan Sickler]

Oh, let me cheat you about.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Oh, oh, yeah, yeah.

[Ryan Sickler]

So before trolls, these were trolls. And you would take this thing and then you would spin it as fast as you can in your hands, and then it would. Hair would go all crazy.

[Sarah Weinshank]

What?

[Ryan Sickler]

Yeah, I guess kids, I'm. I'm betting. I'm betting kids, now that I think about it, probably choked on those damn things. And they were like, let's get rid of the troll and just do the puffy ball thing.

[Unnamed Guest]

And that's what your generation got, the feather. You got everything but the troll. That's what you guys got.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Yeah, true.

[Ryan Sickler]

And so where. What's elementary school like for you in the Valley? Because also, my daughter goes to elementary school here. I just want to say this, and it's wild to me because I pick her up all the time. I go hang out. And just the amount of outside is different for me because every school I went to was you go in that building, and unless you're doing gym or whatever a class outside your ass is in that building, we're never allowed to leave for lunches or anything like that off campus. I hear so many things talking to people over the years, but. But you also had the outside class. So at least when you walk out, you're not going down a hallway to another room. You at least get some sunshine. You see a little outside, even for a minute or two.

[Sarah Weinshank]

I. I had outside and trace amounts in school, it was just recess. Right. That's the only time we'd go outside recess.

[Ryan Sickler]

Yeah, but when you're walking class to class, you're outside is what I'm getting at. Were you in that type of school, this California?

[Sarah Weinshank]

It was. I guess it was. It would be outdoor. Yeah. When we would walk from class to class, but there wasn't enough outside time, I'll tell you that.

[Ryan Sickler]

Gotcha.

[Sarah Weinshank]

I would look out being like, please God, get me out of here. What the hell?

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[Unnamed Guest]

Even in elementary school, you didn't like it?

[Sarah Weinshank]

I hated it. I felt like I was in jail.

[Ryan Sickler]

Did you ever try to, like, fake sick to get out?

[Sarah Weinshank]

Yes, every day in first grade. Because I had this teacher, Mrs. Kashima, and she. She was fat and mean. And she would grab me by the arm and she'd go sit down like that, like, all fat and mean. I'm like, like, I feel like now she would have been fired for, like, grabbing the children.

[Ryan Sickler]

Touching a kid.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Now and then she's like. She would, like, yell at us, but then she'd be like, randomly nice about weird things. She'd be like, you can make a flower any color you want. Use your imagination. And then she'd grab Your arm and be like, now sit back down. And you're like, what's happening? I thought I could just, like, make this sunflower blue and use my imagination. And then she would shift moods. Like, bipolar crazy fat lady. And her name was Mrs. Kashima. She was a big fat white lady married to a Japanese man.

[Unnamed Guest]

I was gonna say.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Yeah, I.

[Ryan Sickler]

You just made me have a flashback. Okay, so in first grade, I hated it. And every morning. Kirsten, can you look this up? This was a Berenstain Bears scratch and sniff book. And it had an onion in it.

[Sarah Weinshank]

No.

[Ryan Sickler]

Okay. And we had it at home, and I had scratched it and smelled it, and it made me sick. And.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Oh, there it is.

[Ryan Sickler]

I think that's it. Kirsten's master at this. Look at that.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Yeah, dude.

[Unnamed Guest]

Dared it. Dared you?

[Ryan Sickler]

Well, I did it, and it made me so sick. Well, then I go into first grade or to school the next day, and I see that they have the same book. And I'm like, I know exactly what I'm doing to get out of here. So I go over by the heater where it's hot, and I take that book with me and I scratch it and I'm sniffing. Sniffing it over the heat and everything. And I'm like. I'm gagging. My teacher's like, what's the matter? Her name was Ms. Arrington. I have the. We'll put it in right here. I got the first grade picture, the whole class picture. I have it. Ms. Arrington. And she sends me home, makes my dad come get me. And then next day, I do it again. Now I do it three days in a row. Everybody's on it. You see what I mean?

[Sarah Weinshank]

They're just like, what's going on? What are you doing that?

[Unnamed Guest]

I had to fess up.

[Ryan Sickler]

No, like, how are you? Why are you sick? Every day when you go. I was like, I've been sniffing the bears name.

[Unnamed Guest]

They were pissed.

[Sarah Weinshank]

That is so crazy. It looks like it would make you.

[Unnamed Guest]

Third time. They were like, you ain't getting out.

[Sarah Weinshank]

That's so crazy.

[Ryan Sickler]

Yeah, that was it. The Berenstain Bears. And then they had this whole Mandela effect about the Berenstain Bears.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Remember?

[Ryan Sickler]

Because I'm. I'm with everybody else. I can't even get over it.

[Sarah Weinshank]

It's definitely not Stain.

[Ryan Sickler]

Berenstain Bears. I know. I thought, well, wait, it is Baron Steam Bears. But they say it's stain, right? Yeah, they say, click on that cover, Kirsten. Let's see. Yeah. In that wildest.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Yeah, that's The Mandela. Something definitely happens.

[Ryan Sickler]

A glitch happened. We all know.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Yeah, we all definitely know it.

[Ryan Sickler]

Tell me about high school. What's high school like for a Valley girl?

[Sarah Weinshank]

All girls Catholic school in the Valley. But I.

[Ryan Sickler]

What was it called?

[Sarah Weinshank]

Louisville.

[Ryan Sickler]

Louisville.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Louisville College Preparatory in the Bonaparte Wing. Bonaparte.

[Unnamed Guest]

Whoa.

[Ryan Sickler]

Oh my God.

[Unnamed Guest]

Sarah Wisek.

[Sarah Weinshank]

This need to be one here too.

[Unnamed Guest]

You both went to this school?

[Ryan Sickler]

Yeah. Your parking lot's nicer than my school.

[Unnamed Guest]

Look at that.

[Ryan Sickler]

Look at your tennis courts.

[Sarah Weinshank]

I don't even remember.

[Ryan Sickler]

Nestled. That's nestled right at the. What? Foothills of the mountain there. Where is this?

[Sarah Weinshank]

This is on Topanga. In Mulholland. Yeah.

[Ryan Sickler]

Okay. It's at the top of the hill.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. And this was an all girls Catholic school that made me wild as hell.

[Ryan Sickler]

Why?

[Sarah Weinshank]

Oh, God, I'm getting flashbacks.

[Ryan Sickler]

Getting sick. I'm scratching onions in the corner.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Oh, they redid it.

[Unnamed Guest]

What is that?

[Sarah Weinshank]

The library.

[Ryan Sickler]

Your library?

[Sarah Weinshank]

Yeah, that's our library.

[Ryan Sickler]

So you've been in these hallowed halls?

[Sarah Weinshank]

Oh, yeah. I've suffered in every hall.

[Unnamed Guest]

Yeah.

[Ryan Sickler]

Why did they make you wild? This is all girls.

[Sarah Weinshank]

All girls.

[Ryan Sickler]

How big is the student body?

[Sarah Weinshank]

400 people in the whole school?

[Ryan Sickler]

The whole school?

[Sarah Weinshank]

The whole school.

[Ryan Sickler]

So what are you, like a hundred in each? Is it 9th, 10th, 11th and 12th?

[Sarah Weinshank]

Okay, uniforms. He had uniforms. And let me tell you, the uniforms, they put you in. Even still very fetishy.

[Ryan Sickler]

Are they for.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Yeah, you're like, it's 20, 24. Remember Britney Spears? Should we change out of these schools? Girl skirts and these polo shirts maybe?

[Ryan Sickler]

Oh, they. Polo shirts.

[Sarah Weinshank]

The whole. The whole thing. The socks. You need a knee high socks. If you didn't have them on, you get in trouble. And penny loafers.

[Ryan Sickler]

And what happens when you get suspended?

[Sarah Weinshank]

You get. You get detention.

[Ryan Sickler]

So you have to make the uniform has to be proper.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Yeah, but I was so over it because. And then the girls, none of the girls try because there's no boys. So like everyone looks like shit every day.

[Unnamed Guest]

You're not even peacocking for yourself.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Even care. Everyone's disgusting. Everyone's got leg hair. Everyone. No one has makeup on. I would wear. So I would go to the boys school after. After I got done with school. Yeah, that was in the Valley and we didn't have a track. So in order to hang out at the boys school, I did track and field, but I would go there with like full makeup on and I would not run. Yeah. I'd be like. And then my coach would get mad at me. She'd be like, you're not working out hard enough. I'm like. Because I don't care about track and field. I'm here for the D, baby. Like, what are you talk. What are you talking? Track and field. Come on. You've kept me away from men for too long.

[Ryan Sickler]

So what kind of. We were talking outside about. You mentioned some class you had and I was like, stop right now.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Okay.

[Unnamed Guest]

And you said that's what everybody says. Tell us about this class.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Two crazy classes we had to take pe. I did one that was power walking.

[Unnamed Guest]

Power walking?

[Sarah Weinshank]

Yeah. Yes.

[Unnamed Guest]

That's an actual class within the PE system of Louisville High School.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Yeah.

[Ryan Sickler]

They say put your mascot.

[Sarah Weinshank]

It's. It's a royal, which I don't know what that is.

[Ryan Sickler]

Of course it is.

[Sarah Weinshank]

It's a lion.

[Unnamed Guest]

It is.

[Ryan Sickler]

With a crown.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Or like a fleur de lis, like the French sign. Something. Something fancy. Yeah. We had. We also had firm and tone class.

[Ryan Sickler]

Firm and tone. For a second I thought it was.

[Unnamed Guest]

A science thing like ferment tone, but you're saying firmin tone your ass. Basically your body. That's a class.

[Sarah Weinshank]

That was a class.

[Ryan Sickler]

They didn't just call it like yoga.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Or a weightlift because it was Firmin tone or power walking.

[Ryan Sickler]

Did you get A's in both?

[Sarah Weinshank]

Yeah, I nailed those.

[Unnamed Guest]

Where are you power walking? If you don't have a track, you.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Power walk around the campus? Mulholland. I swear to God, if I'm driving.

[Unnamed Guest]

Mulholland one day, there's a chance I could see a bunch of power walking girls.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Yeah.

[Ryan Sickler]

Nuh.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Yeah. Louisville girls.

[Unnamed Guest]

That's dangerous.

[Sarah Weinshank]

They might even be walking up to Gelson's for some deli items. I swear to God, that's what you guys will do. Yeah.

[Ryan Sickler]

Power walking.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Yeah.

[Ryan Sickler]

So, all right, so you were boy crazy in high school then?

[Sarah Weinshank]

Yeah, I've been boy crazy since I was like two.

[Ryan Sickler]

Really?

[Sarah Weinshank]

Yeah.

[Ryan Sickler]

So when did you lose your virginity then?

[Sarah Weinshank]

14.

[Ryan Sickler]

14? Where?

[Sarah Weinshank]

My parents house.

[Ryan Sickler]

In their house.

[Sarah Weinshank]

They weren't there.

[Ryan Sickler]

Where? Don't say their bed.

[Sarah Weinshank]

No, not their bed.

[Ryan Sickler]

You don't have to get too specific.

[Sarah Weinshank]

My bed. It was the fourth of July.

[Ryan Sickler]

It was.

[Sarah Weinshank]

And I saw fireworks.

[Unnamed Guest]

Yeah, you can say that all you want, but are all our first times disgusting?

[Ryan Sickler]

Just terrible.

[Unnamed Guest]

Yeah, like get this over.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Feel good.

[Unnamed Guest]

Can we just get this.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Did you come? Because I'm ready for bed.

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[Ryan Sickler]

Okay, so you're boy crazy.

[Sarah Weinshank]

You.

[Ryan Sickler]

And I asked you before, too.

[Unnamed Guest]

Did you.

[Ryan Sickler]

Were you. Did you sneak out of the house a lot?

[Sarah Weinshank]

Yeah.

[Ryan Sickler]

Are you an only child?

[Sarah Weinshank]

No, I have a little sister.

[Ryan Sickler]

Oh, really? How much younger?

[Sarah Weinshank]

Three years younger.

[Ryan Sickler]

Okay, so were you an influence on her at all? Was she, like, watching what you do?

[Sarah Weinshank]

We were. We would argue on the way to.

[Ryan Sickler]

School in the car.

[Sarah Weinshank]

I would drive her.

[Ryan Sickler]

Oh, so you're senior?

[Sarah Weinshank]

She's a freshman. There you guys are at Christmas. There's my doll that roller skated.

[Ryan Sickler]

Look, I'm gonna go roller skating on Sunday. Nice Christmas tree.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Oh, yeah.

[Ryan Sickler]

Look at you guys. What's her name?

[Sarah Weinshank]

Leah.

[Ryan Sickler]

Leah.

[Sarah Weinshank]

We would have to get the same things on Christmas or we would fight. It would have to be like, I would get a box of colored pencils and she would get a box of colored pencils, and it had to share the same exact box of colored pencils.

[Ryan Sickler]

Same amount.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Same amount. And it would have to have our names on them. My mom would have to write our names on them because otherwise we would fight.

[Ryan Sickler]

You know, the gift wrap. Then once it's open.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Sarah's open. Yeah. Yeah.

[Ryan Sickler]

Oh, my God.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Because. Because I would break all my pen pencils and then I go get Leah's pencils and then be like, I don't know.

[Ryan Sickler]

I now you. I haven't said this ever. So my. I'm a twin brother, right. At the time. We're same size up until probably high school is when he really started getting taller and I started getting more muscular than him. And we had back in the day, we all just wore the same tighty whities. Just some Hanes. Some old school Hanes. Tighty whities. You know what I mean?

[Sarah Weinshank]

Yeah.

[Ryan Sickler]

He didn't wear Fruit of Looms and I wore Hanes. My mom would just buy like a six pack and it was like, here's three for you. Yeah, but we would have to Sharpie.

[Unnamed Guest]

Are in the tag or D. Yeah.

[Sarah Weinshank]

I forgot you got to do that.

[Unnamed Guest]

I don't want to wear your underwear. You know what I mean? Clean or not, I don't want to wear your underwear.

[Ryan Sickler]

I have a thing. Like when I see people sell underwear at Goodwill, I know people need them. I know there's a certain amount of people that need them. I'm just saying I would go without rather than wear someone else's clean, used underwear in college.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Listen to this. So I got. I got this. I got this. The shafted in college because you either had one roommate or two roommates in one room. I had two roommates in one room. So there's three of us all in there like an orphanage.

[Unnamed Guest]

And you've already had all girls in high school.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Yeah, Now I hang out with all men probably because for most of my life, I was hanging out with all. So then, okay, so I had this one roommate who's crazy. She was obsessed. Like, her personality was so off the wall. She had one huge poster of Tinkerbell, and next to that, she had one huge poster of Kurt Cobain.

[Unnamed Guest]

That's if speedball were posters.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Who is this crazy? And she was from Seattle, and she was, like, really weird and had a really bad sense of fashion. And I remember my mom got me these underw that were specifically like, they had a heart on them for Valentine's Day. Right? And I woke up one morning and she's in my heart underwear.

[Unnamed Guest]

No, Sarah W. Walking around, walking around.

[Sarah Weinshank]

And it was like one of those things where you're like, oh, my God. That's such a specific pair of underwear.

[Ryan Sickler]

But are you 100% sure your mom didn't get them at, like, Target? And her mom got them for her, too. These are your underwear.

[Sarah Weinshank]

My underwear.

[Unnamed Guest]

They had S in the tag, Ryan.

[Ryan Sickler]

They had S in the tag.

[Sarah Weinshank]

It was like such a specific. It was like this. They were so specific. They were like these underwear that my mom got me, and they looked vintage because, like, my mom likes a vintage aesthetic. And I remember they had a heart on the ass and said, happy Valentine's Day. They were so cute. They were my favorite pairs of underwear. And she just Was walking around shamelessly. Not even like, I should put some pants on so she doesn't see that I'm aware. In her panties.

[Ryan Sickler]

Did you call her out?

[Sarah Weinshank]

No, no. I. I pretended like I didn't see. Then I called my mom and I cried, and I was like, she's we.

[Ryan Sickler]

They're gone.

[Sarah Weinshank]

They're gone.

[Ryan Sickler]

Those panties are gone.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Yeah. Once the bait Tinkerbell chick.

[Ryan Sickler]

That's my range.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Has discharged. In your underwear, you just let her.

[Unnamed Guest]

Gotta let that go. That depression discharge. Please let that go.

[Sarah Weinshank]

It's a little too grunge for me.

[Unnamed Guest]

Pixie dust that she's leaving behind. You gotta let that go.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Pixie does.

[Ryan Sickler]

Oh, my God. Used to remind me when I was in college. Right out of college, a friend of mine moved out here. And this is what. I'm first here within the first year. And it's weird because I. I don't know. Now that I look back on it, I was a kid. I just minded my business in my home. I. I wasn't thinking about it. But I never went through my brother. Oh, and I'm in the same room. I ne.

[Sarah Weinshank]

You were in a snoop.

[Ryan Sickler]

Nope. I never went through my father, my.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Mother going through my par.

[Ryan Sickler]

Died. And I was like, now we got to clean this out. Like, oh, my God. He had this. He had this. This.

[Sarah Weinshank]

That's.

[Ryan Sickler]

I never. I just minded my business. Now, I know they went through my. I'm sure they did, but. So what I'm getting at is I never. Like, I never borrowed brother. My brother's clothes. No, nothing. I wanted what was on my body to be on my body. And yours was your hoodie or whatever. But I wanted mine to be mine.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Right?

[Ryan Sickler]

And in college, I'm well out of college. Excuse me. An ex college classmate moves out here, and now we're roommates. And I go to. This is Dublin's. Back in the day when. When the comedy had. Even before the comedy hit. This is 94. No, 97. And he shows up at the bar in one of my shirts. And I was like.

[Unnamed Guest]

I felt. I gotta tell you, it's so weird.

[Ryan Sickler]

I know. I felt so violated.

[Sarah Weinshank]

No, there's no feeling worse.

[Ryan Sickler]

I was like, it's such. It's a shirt that is clearly mine.

[Sarah Weinshank]

I'm like, my roommate did that too in college. This other one. The other one. Because I had two. The other. She would go. I got a sorority event. I'd come out. She'd be in a shirt I hadn't even worn yet.

[Ryan Sickler]

Oh, no. Had you worn the Valentine Panties.

[Unnamed Guest]

Okay. You at least got one wearing. At least you got one.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Unfortunately. Got her pixie dust up in there. I broke them in.

[Ryan Sickler]

So, yeah, he shows up. I'm like, are you wearing my shirt? He's like, yeah, what's the big deal? I'm like, now he doesn't have brothers or anything.

[Sarah Weinshank]

I do.

[Ryan Sickler]

I've never. I've never had that in my life. I'm 20 with my brothers.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Yeah.

[Ryan Sickler]

And I'm just like, I don't know how to feel about this right now. I forgot that happened.

[Sarah Weinshank]

No, it's not a good feeling. Sometimes I think about, I had this one X that has my Flintstones T shirt. And if you're watching, can I have that back? I just thought it was a lot.

[Unnamed Guest]

Of good hoodies in the breakups.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Dude, this was like a rare Flint. It was a rare Flintstones shirt from the 90s. I paid too much money for it and now it's just in some closet.

[Ryan Sickler]

Tell me about. You said you would sneak out a lot.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Yeah, I would lie. I would. I wouldn't sneak out because that's too ballsy.

[Ryan Sickler]

Okay.

[Sarah Weinshank]

I'd be like, I'm going to Ashton's house.

Okay, mom.

And she'd be like, all right, well call me when you get to ask.

[Ryan Sickler]

And mom wouldn't check. And like, hey, let me call Ashton's mom.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Make sure she would check up until like a reasonable amount. And then at some point she wasn't like, I'm gonna follow you there. Like, she was pretty cool. Like. And that we didn't have location tracking or any of that.

[Ryan Sickler]

Yeah, none of that.

[Sarah Weinshank]

I don't know how. I do not trust myself having a kid. If I had a kid, I'd be location tracking them 24 7.

[Ryan Sickler]

Well, I'm gonna ask you for your help then because I need help tracking.

[Unnamed Guest]

I want trackers on everything.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Yeah, I know. Tell me about.

[Ryan Sickler]

Did you ever get caught?

[Sarah Weinshank]

What, sneaking out?

Yeah.

[Ryan Sickler]

Or lying like you.

[Sarah Weinshank]

I got caught hooking up with my high school boyfriend in the house. In his parents house.

[Ryan Sickler]

By who?

[Sarah Weinshank]

By his dad.

[Ryan Sickler]

Oh no, his dad.

[Sarah Weinshank]

His. His dad. Todd.

[Ryan Sickler]

No.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Yeah, Todd.

[Unnamed Guest]

What happened?

[Sarah Weinshank]

Todd came in and that's my younger brother's name. Dad came in and I feel so embarrassed and he. And we were making out and then he came in and we like separated really fast.

[Ryan Sickler]

Okay, at least you're clothed and you don't have to put any.

[Sarah Weinshank]

But my underwear was off.

[Unnamed Guest]

Did that chick have him? She took him. You're wearing no underwear. Cuz that lady.

[Sarah Weinshank]

My underwear was off in the middle of the room. And his dad walks in on the floor.

[Unnamed Guest]

Over there on the floor.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Like it would be like if we were sitting here. There's just a pair of underwear and it's like nothing else is on the floor but the underwear. Cuz we separated and then it was like another grab and we didn't have time to grab the underwear. So then his dad comes in, is like, oh, sorry. And he's like, we were just making out and stuff and that was it. And it was so awkward.

[Ryan Sickler]

That's definitely a white dad.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Yeah.

[Ryan Sickler]

Said sorry.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Yeah, he gave me no sorry.

[Unnamed Guest]

I'd be like, get your sorry panties up off my floor. Get your sorry ass out of here.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Get your sorry panties off of my floor.

[Unnamed Guest]

Ain't gonna be no sorry in my house. Are you kidding me? And he was comfortable enough to be like, we were just making out.

[Ryan Sickler]

He's like, it's cool.

[Sarah Weinshank]

I think it's different when it's like.

[Ryan Sickler]

Dudes, I. I wouldn't be okay with my son doing that either. No way.

[Unnamed Guest]

Cuz guess what?

[Ryan Sickler]

Guess who's taking that grand.

[Sarah Weinshank]

He was.

[Unnamed Guest]

Todd might have wanted to be.

[Ryan Sickler]

He might have been in that part of his life where he wanted some.

[Unnamed Guest]

Grandkids, you know, I mean, Todd has.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Been so worn out.

[Unnamed Guest]

Todd might have been going through some too, where he's like, I think I want some.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Some grand. Yeah, let them make out.

[Unnamed Guest]

Yeah. You might have been off, but you.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Know, hopefully she's ovulating all weird.

[Unnamed Guest]

Hope. Can you imagine? We said that on the way up the stairs. Hope, you're ovulating. You're like, what? It's hot. Just hoping for some grandkids and shuts the door.

[Sarah Weinshank]

No pressure. Yeah.

[Ryan Sickler]

Thank God you weren't in much worse place. But still, that's pretty indicative of everything going on there.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Oh yeah, we used. I used to sneak out and make out with guys. Gus. That was my high school boyfriend's name.

[Ryan Sickler]

Gus.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Yeah. He had a purple van. That was his mom's. Marianne's.

[Ryan Sickler]

What kind of van?

[Sarah Weinshank]

I don't know. It was like just like a. Like a regular big minivan that was purple.

[Ryan Sickler]

Yeah.

[Sarah Weinshank]

And we would make out in there. We would have sex in there. That was like the. The love wagon.

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I swear to God, you're giving me such.

[Unnamed Guest]

I don't even think about my daughter taking my car out. I'm just worried about her driving. I don't even think about her having sex in it.

[Sarah Weinshank]

I don't know. Oh, yeah.

[Ryan Sickler]

Where do you go in Nevada?

[Unnamed Guest]

It's so populated around here.

[Ryan Sickler]

Where you go in the Val.

[Sarah Weinshank]

I know where to go. Oh, yeah. I know the streets. You're trying to get a blowjob in the Valley and you're looking for a quiet it street slide in my dms. I'll tell you where to go.

[Ryan Sickler]

Tell me about this story where you got pulled over. I want to hear this.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Okay. This was in college. I had this really weird phase where I thought I was in love with this guy because he was the most interesting person at my school. Because I went to this. This small college, too. This was in college, Chapman. And everyone here was very white, like, blonde. And like, I remember, like. And I was tanning at the time. I was one of the dark. Oh, yeah. I had to see three roommates.

[Ryan Sickler]

Oh, that was your setup like that? Oh, my God. That's tight quarters. To wake up to see somebody in your underwear.

[Unnamed Guest]

It's not like they're way over there. They're literally in your face.

[Sarah Weinshank]

And I'm like, oh, hell no. Yeah. So I went here, and when I went here, I was like. All of the guys were, like, in fraternities, and they were. They were just like, white rich men. And then I met this dude that was that was my friend's roommate and he was a stoner with dreadlocks. He was a white guy with dreadlocks and he wore tie dye all the time. And I was like, him, I want to date him. And so, and so we would like get into trouble. We would drink at the dive bars. And then one night he was like, hop on the back of my bike, I'll drive you back to my place and we can hook up.

[Ryan Sickler]

What kind of bike? Bike.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Just like a, A normal bicycle.

[Ryan Sickler]

Bicycle.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Bike, yeah, bicycle.

[Unnamed Guest]

Like just an old school mongoose.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Like an old school bicycle. So I hop on the back.

[Ryan Sickler]

Where on the seat. Is he standing up then?

[Unnamed Guest]

Are you standing on the pegs?

[Sarah Weinshank]

I'm standing on the peg. I swear to God. I'm standing on the bed.

[Unnamed Guest]

You're standing on pegs to go get some deep. Yeah, this is hilarious.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Just holding his shoulders and I'm holding his shoulders. And then we get pulled over by a cop.

[Unnamed Guest]

That's how you got pulled over?

[Sarah Weinshank]

Yeah, cuz we were also drunk and. And so we get pulled over.

[Unnamed Guest]

Here you guys are. Here you are.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Got pulled over.

[Unnamed Guest]

I'm so excited to go have some sex. Look at that.

[Ryan Sickler]

Woohoo.

[Unnamed Guest]

You got pulled over?

[Sarah Weinshank]

Got pulled over. Then they let him off.

[Unnamed Guest]

Why is he off?

[Sarah Weinshank]

They let him off first and they, they're still. They're not done with me yet. Right. So then he gets on his bike and just drives home.

[Ryan Sickler]

No.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Yeah, yeah. And then I'm just. I swear to God.

[Ryan Sickler]

Are you of age?

[Sarah Weinshank]

No.

[Ryan Sickler]

Is he?

[Sarah Weinshank]

Yeah or no? I don't remember. He's gone.

[Ryan Sickler]

That's the only difference. He just pedal off into the night.

[Sarah Weinshank]

He pedal off. Actually we were.

[Unnamed Guest]

He took.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Was crazy.

[Unnamed Guest]

Look at you, Sarah. Look how excited you are in your vest.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Yeah, that's me. I just finished drinking at Paul's dive.

[Unnamed Guest]

Bar and look that one up. Paul's dive bar and wear orange.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Yeah, I can't. It's gonna make me like feel sick even looking at it. I used to drink there all the time in the district lounge. Yep, there it is.

[Ryan Sickler]

Paul's Cocktails.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Paul's Cocktails. Disgusting.

[Ryan Sickler]

So what do the cops say to you?

[Sarah Weinshank]

The cops are like, oh, we're gonna just. They were kind of just with us. They like. They opened up my purse, they looked through it, they kept it for a while.

[Ryan Sickler]

Look at their vending machine. It's got nice healthy snacks and cigarettes.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Want some Skittles and a Palm? All here.

[Unnamed Guest]

So give me some honey roasted and some red. Yeah, I'll be right Back.

[Ryan Sickler]

So homeboy rides off and are you now. Do you have to do sobriety tests? They're making you walk.

[Sarah Weinshank]

They're making me walk and stuff. And I'm up and I'm like, I'm going to jail. And I'm like, alone in the streets of Oregon.

[Unnamed Guest]

Your whole defense should have been.

[Ryan Sickler]

Did you see my balance on the.

[Unnamed Guest]

Back of that, on those pegs?

[Sarah Weinshank]

Why do you let him off? He's a white man with dreadlocks. I feel like I should be the one that gets let off first. Yeah. And then he just pedaled off into the night.

[Ryan Sickler]

And what happens to you? Do you get arrested and.

[Sarah Weinshank]

I don't get arrested. They let me off. He pedals off to the night, goes to get some pee from someone else. And that was no. Yeah.

Wait, first of all, first I thought.

[Ryan Sickler]

You were saying pee. Like, he went to go get some clean piss because he's on probation.

[Unnamed Guest]

That's where my mind went first. Then I got it. He went and got pee from somebody else.

[Ryan Sickler]

Like, what?

[Unnamed Guest]

He pedal off to some other.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Pedal off straight up to some other pee. He was like, bye, good luck. I'm gonna go meet up with Ashley.

[Ryan Sickler]

Tell me about vacations for you. Like, what were they like? Where are the. Where are you and the Bonaparts?

[Unnamed Guest]

Are you guys vacationing together as well?

[Sarah Weinshank]

No.

[Unnamed Guest]

What are they? The Bella Fontes.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Who are they Found in Bonafants. Bonafire residents. We would vacation. My parents. My dad doesn't like to fly.

[Ryan Sickler]

Are your parents still together?

[Sarah Weinshank]

My parents still together. So they'd be like, we're gonna go to Palm Springs for a whole week.

[Ryan Sickler]

That was. Is that every year?

[Sarah Weinshank]

Well, one time they're like, we're gonna go to the snow. So we went to Palm Springs to see the snow. And I was like, there's snow in Bom Springs. And we went on, like, this tram, and we played in. Yeah, we played in a little bit of, like, snow that was kind of dried out.

[Unnamed Guest]

Out.

[Sarah Weinshank]

And that was our Christmas card. My parents were like, yeah, playing the snow. Great Christmas card. Done. And then we went to Hawaii. We went to Hawaii a couple times, but it was a lot of local stuff, like Palm Springs.

[Ryan Sickler]

Are you driving the Mercedes wagon and stuff rolling out there?

[Sarah Weinshank]

No, I think we were driving my dad's car. My dad had this car. It's the car I learned to drive in. It is a 5 Series BMW 87.

[Unnamed Guest]

Jesus Christ. What you just caught. You're unlike most guests that sit on the seat, Sarah.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Okay, so my dad had this car in the 80s? Yep. In white.

[Ryan Sickler]

That you over there jumping it right there?

[Sarah Weinshank]

Yeah, yeah.

[Ryan Sickler]

He had this.

[Sarah Weinshank]

That's what you learned to drive in? Yeah, that's what I learned how to drive in.

[Ryan Sickler]

What did the Bonaf drive?

[Sarah Weinshank]

The dad had a Porsche. The mom had a minivan, but. Yeah, so that's what my dad drove. And there used to be a car phone in this car. Yeah. And it was the 80s, and you.

[Ryan Sickler]

Had an old school car phone in that.

[Sarah Weinshank]

He had a car phone, but it didn't work. So if you picked up the phone and go, it was just like, all static. Like, he would pick it up to use it. And I remember one time he was, like, pissed. He was so pissed because he went to go pick up the phone, it was just static, and he ripped it out from the court from the inside of his car. And I was like, oh, dad's mad.

[Ryan Sickler]

And then, man, you're giving me so many flashbacks. My friend's mom, she lived a few doors up. She drove a Mitsubishi Eclipse, and she had a phone in it, and it was like a. Almost like a brick. It was huge in the middle, and it would, like, clip in. You have to pull it out like that. Who you calling?

[Sarah Weinshank]

Nobody back then.

[Unnamed Guest]

Who you calling?

[Sarah Weinshank]

It doesn't work. It was crazy. And then I remember everyone had pagers.

[Ryan Sickler]

Yeah, pagers were big. I never the. I. I was just on the end of it. But I did have to have one for work.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Yeah, that thing.

Thing.

[Ryan Sickler]

That thing looks like you're going out. You look like you're going out in Vietnam down there with your radio.

[Unnamed Guest]

Like, who you calling?

[Sarah Weinshank]

That's so crazy.

[Ryan Sickler]

Look at that.

[Sarah Weinshank]

So crazy.

[Ryan Sickler]

Now our phone is a quarter of that size, and it's not even a phone anymore. It's a whole computer.

[Sarah Weinshank]

I know. And it's flat. Saying it's so crazy.

[Ryan Sickler]

Well, Sarah Weinshang, thank you for coming on.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Thank you for having me. This was so much fun.

[Ryan Sickler]

I didn't know you were so much trouble back in the day.

[Sarah Weinshank]

Yeah, I got pulled over on a bicycle.

[Unnamed Guest]

Yeah. And then how'd you get home, by the way?

[Sarah Weinshank]

I think I shocked because I lived right by the campus.

[Ryan Sickler]

All right, well, please promote anything you'd like one more time.

[Sarah Weinshank]

You can find me every Monday on this podcast with Kim Congdon. You can find me every Wednesday on Shank. Podcast or podcasts are. And then you could find me at Princess Shank on Instagram for show dates. All of my show dates are in my link tree on my Instagram.

[Ryan Sickler]

All right, thank you. As always Ryan Sickler on all your social media. We'll talk to you all next next week.

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