We made it to Episode 70, and somehow we're still allowed to have microphones. This week, Rob returns from his trip to Branson and Silver Dollar City with stories, memories, and—most importantly—an excuse to talk about theme park food. That sends us down the delicious rabbit hole of the most popular theme park foods, because nothing says “family vacation” quite like spending $14 on something that came out of a fryer. Since it's Episode 70, we take a trip through the '70s, including famous 70s, the headlines from 1870 and 1970, and a look at some of the biggest hit songs released in 1970. Prepare yourself for nostalgia, questionable historical knowledge, and plenty of “Oh yeah, I remember that one!” moments. We then check out the national days for August 21st, including National Sweet Tea Day and National Fantasy Football Draft Day—two holidays that pretty much explain why America is the way it is. We also talk a little Cardinals baseball and check in on what's happening around the sports world. Then comes the main event: Mount Rushmore of Satisfying Sounds. Four sounds get the honor of being carved into the mountain, while countless others are left wondering what they did wrong. This one gets surprisingly passionate for a topic that involves things like noises. Finally, Xavi brings us home with another Would You Rather question, because apparently ending an episode peacefully was never an option. Thanks for listening to Sit, Talk, and Listen! If you enjoyed the episode, make sure to subscribe, share it with your friends, and come back for more questionable opinions, random facts, and conversations that somehow turn into a podcast.