Jack & Nikki enjoy the comedy stylings of a prankster in the drive thru, share some good news about West Virginia, discuss the morality of a man marrying his deceased wife's sister and bring back  another very satisfying installment of "Screwing with Scammers."

Jack and Nikki ask if you should be licking that, analyze a newly released "ick list," discuss first jobs and share a story from the text line from some listeners who had a run in with two women known as the Keyser Karens.

Jack and Nikki enjoy... and caution against... screwing with AI, reveal hidden restaurant fees and consider the merits of a toilet based lawsuit.

Jack and Nikki look at how some Homeowner's Associations devolve into iron fisted dictatorships, ask people to stop throwing their garbage on the ground at gas stations and tell the story of a charming nine year old girl with a serious sense of entitlement.

Jack & Nikki discuss the combination compliment/insult known as the "complisult," offer advice on answering questions during a job interview and consider the new trend of engagement rings for men.

Jack & Nikki explain how you can go into someone's yard and destroy their vehicle without consequences, discuss the wisdom of relationship ultimatums and tell wonderful stories of road rage... which can be hilarious if it's NOT happening to you.

Nikki admits that she has finally broken down and adopted Jack's waiting room policy, the question that will reveal if you're in the wrong marriage and dealing with underage drinking.

Jack and Nikki tackle allegations that ALL sports are as scripted as professional wrestling, look at research from Ohio about why people have accents (not why you think) and mercilessly ridicule jackasses singing in fast food drive thru's. When is this going to stop?

Jack and Nikki field a question from a listener about taking a pre-marital lie detector test, try to figure you why it's nearly impossible for a man to keep track of his wife's schedule and look at signs that a man WON'T cheat on his wife.

Jack & Nikki enjoy the social media trend of kids brutally describing adults, discuss the ways women bond in public restrooms (it's not over the smell) and destroy the myth of "professional discretion." The people you confide in ARE talking behind your back.