What's the difference between a Yelp review, and an endorsement? That's precisely what we discuss in this weeks episode! Endorsements can be tricky, if you don't know how they work from a legal standpoint, so we attempt to clarify the situation. We also talk about the Kardashians for a hot minute... that's less of a selling point, and mnore of a warning to anyone (like Ben) who might be offended at hearing anything about them.

What's the difference between a Service Animal and a Pet? It sounds like there should be a punchline coming, but there isn't... that's a legitimate question we answer on this weeks episode! Plus we learn about Ben's life on the lam from the law (he had pet cats in his apartment which he didnt tell his landlord about). Like Anne Frank... only not heroic, or dangerous, or interesting, or noteworthy.

We're back from a brief hiatus, and while we were away, we wondered: what do Ray Parker, Weird Al, and the Happy Birthday song all have in common? The answer? Two things actually! They all represent unique angles on copyright laws, and they are all topics we discuss this week!

In Ohio, House Bill 523 was just signed into law, legalizing the use of Medical Marijuana. In this episode we talk about the different aspects of this law, how it effects employers, workmans compensation, etc. We also make a lot of juvenile, half-baked Pot-jokes (which in and of itself is probably worth the price of admission [which, by the way, is still FREE!]).

This week we talk about Credit! As in financial credit. Zach Williams from State Bank and Trust joins us to talk about how good credit and bad credit can effect different parts of your life, especially when it comes to buying a home. We talk about how to keep your credit score as high as you can, and we discuss Ben's implausibly high credit score.

Inclusion is awesome, but it can come with a pile of paperwork. The transgender restroom issue is just one of many gray areas which the law has yet to define. This week we talk about some of the legal implications, challenges, and situations surrounding changing gender. We also learn that Jen has no idea what a Roomba is... which, to me, is the much bigger issue...

I wanna be the very best, like no one ever was. To catch them is my real test, to train them is my cause! I will travel across the land, searching far and wide, and teach Pokemon to understand the power that's inside!

...unless of course you trespass onto private property, and fall into an open pit, or something. This episode we talk about Pokemon Go, and all the legal implications that come with people wandering around catching invisible pocket monsters, which, not surprisingly, is quite a lot. You gotta catch 'em all, but are you opening yourself to a legal nightmare?

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Scams are everywhere. Don't believe me? All I need is your social security number, and I can prove it...

Seriously though, scams are everwhere. But if you send your credit card number, expiration date, CVV code, and billing information to us, we can keep you safe...

This weeks episode is all about scams. What kind of scams are there? How do they work? How should you handle it when the scammer comes scamming for you? All the answers you need are available now for the low, LOW cost of $399.95. Please send cash or money order for our complete list!

For real, tough... I am a Nigerian prince... stop me if you've heard this one...

Part of owning a home, is maintaining a home. Things break, wear out, fall apart, get infested, blow over, flood... You can do the DIY thing some of it, but its easy to get in over your head. Hiring a professional contractor can be a new experience for many people, so this episode we are going to talk about contractors and contractor law.

Buying a home is a big deal. For most people it's the largest single purchase they will make in their lives and the process, especially for new home buyers, can be totally overwhelming. Fortunately though, Zach Williams is here to alleviate some of the whelming, maybe even return you to the baseline level of whelm.