Does Mark need to make it up to his wife for making their Valentine's all about himself?

LOST DOG: $REWARD

We've all seen signs like this, but what happens when you find the lost pet and return it with no mentionof reward by the owner?

A friend in Jenn's neighborhood had this happen to her recently. She actually took off of work, and took her kids out to try and find the lost pup. And they found it! Only, when they returned it there was no mention of the reward. Now not to get things crossed, the most important part of this is that the dog was found and returned, but there was a reward posted and her kids got really excited about it. What should she do?

Our friends chime in on this and the advise ranges from "let it go, the dog was found" to "get a lawyer!".

Listen in to Group Therapy before going out looking for that lost dog...

How much do you think you know about the recent chicken sandwich craze? How about the music group Destiny's Child? Popular Valentine's candies? 

If you feel proficient answering trivia questions abouit any of these things, you may be able to outsmart Mark!

Is there a defineable line that separates puppy love and obsession?

It's okay for a man or woman to profess their love for someone else in 2020 isn't it? So when is the line crossed? Is it when a person is told to back off and doesn't? Didn't we used to call this persistancy?

One of our friends reached out to us recently in a similar situation. She's only a month out of long-term relationship and has a pretty "chummy" friend that she definitely has shared some sparks with, and he has told her on a few occasions that he is interested in being more than friends. She isn't completely against this idea, but also doesn't want to rush in to anything quite yet. Is there a nice way to get him to back off a little bit or should she sever their relationship before it gets more difficult?

Our friends come through with several different views on this one...

Welcome to Group Therapy.

Hypothetically speaking: Would you change the sounds that your body makes if you could? The sounds that you make when yiou chew and pass gas are great examples. The members of the Jenn and Friends Show would definitely change the sounds that their bobies make, but the sounds that they would change them to are a little unexpected... listen in.

Ahead of her April 24 show at Center Stage in Atlanta, comedian Whitney Cummings joins Jenn and Friends to talk about eyebrows, women proposing to men, and sex robots! 

Click here for ticket info!

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Do you think you're pretty knowledgeable on iPhones, memorable Oscar performances, and state songs? 

If you are, you may be able to Outsmartt Mark!

Do you have, or are you expecting children? If so, did you get your signifigant other or did you expect a "push present"?

Do you even know what a push present is? If not, you are not alone.

We had a friend reach out to us that is expecting a baby with his wife in two weeks, and someone just dropped this "push present" thing on him! 

Not everyone is completely in the dark on this one: Both Jenn and Mark have heard of and partaken in this "push present" phenomenon, but this has to be pretty new, right? 

Listen in as we try to get this "push present" thing resolved in Group Therapy...

Hypothetically Speaking: What advice would you give your parents about yourself before you were born?

Listen in as Jenn, Mark, and Curtis share their parental advice, and leave your own comments on Facebook!

Listen in as a caller tries to outsmart Mark with his knowledge of "The Bachelor" being leaked, an iconic rock band that is touring, and A-Lister's preparedness.