 in every episode via dramatic readings of one-star reviews from websites. 'We'll probably never run out of content,' said Christine. Reviews of childrens' museums will grace the next episode. In the meantime, the duo have given their verdicts on some of the strangest travel-related write-ups to have made the podcast below. – On Michelin-starred Oxalis in Brooklyn, New York 'I wonder how you manage to end up at a Michelin-starred restaurant by accident?' said Xandy. 'Ice cream is always good. However, the place looks like a dump. Constructive criticism.' – On the Charleston branch of Dairy Queen 'This has the same ring to it as when people say 'no offence',' said Christine. 'They wanted to feel like they did a service,' adds Xandy. 'The girl who served me tried to be accommodating. Oh, she tried. But when you take a bite of a bad steak and feel nothing but despair, there's not much you can do. I got thirty percent off the future contents of a trash can. Yay.' – On The Big Texan Steak Ranch and Brewery, Route 66 'They got 30 per cent off but it still wasn't enough,' said Xandy. – On Cupid's Wedding Chapel, Las Vegas 'I feel like, if we left more reviews, this is the kind of thing that we would have left,' said Xandy. 'I'll give you the facts, but I don't want to hurt anyone){kind=link}
The hosts of the popular podcast ‘Beach Too Sandy, Water Too Wet’ reveal their favourite gripes
It was on the way back from a Las Vegas hen party that siblings Christine and Xandy Schiefer came up with the idea for a podcast of the strangest, meanest and most hilarious reviews on the internet. “We’d seen some fun things,” Xandy recalled. “We’d been to the Chippendales and also Zak Bagans’ Haunted Museum, which was a must-see for us. And it was an experience.
“But on the way back, driving to Los Angeles and sitting in traffic, we thought it would be fun to read reviews of the places we had just been to. And then we thought, ‘why don’t we do this as a podcast?'”.
The result is Beach Too Sandy, Water Too Wet, which explores a different theme (such as amusement parks or restaurants on Route 66) in every episode via dramatic readings of one-star reviews from websites. “We’ll probably never run out of content,” said Christine.
Reviews of childrens’ museums will grace the next episode. In the meantime, the duo have given their verdicts on some of the strangest travel-related write-ups to have made the podcast below.