This week on the show... Why are women SO defensive about snoring? They also share the story of the woman begging her brother not to name his son "Brisket" and consider a theory about why life seems to speed up as you get older.

Is it wrong to tell a woman she looks like her dad? Jack and Nikki find out. Also, the mystery of the pantless kid and the empty package scam...

Jack and Nikki pose a question about workplace etiquette, discuss dealing with other people's kids and explain why it's not a good idea to share naked pictures of yourself with strangers.

Jack has a surprising encounter with a skateboarder, Jack and Nikki seek out "the world's most unprofessional employee" and then offer unqualified parenting advice.

Jack and Nikki go to Tik Tok to ridicule a scammer, take your calls and texts about when someone you know was in the news for doing something stupid and discuss when going to H.R. goes wrong.

Jack shares the hilarious instructions that came with his new mattress, The Honorable John Williams from the West Virginia House of Delegates calls in to comment on possible legislation addressing driving slow in the fast lane and they wrap it up with a story of terrible parenting.

According to research, nearly half of murder cases in the United States go unsolved. Even more disturbing, many people say getting punished is the ONLY deterrent. Jack & Nikki do a deep dive on this with the audience... because it's a comedy show and that makes sense. After that, they lighten up and talk about disappointing tourist traps and the unexpected things that you find attractive.

Jack and Nikki discuss the wisdom of personal attacks on social media, situational awareness in the drive-thru and how to know if you are your spouse's second choice.

Jack seeks audience advice about a decision he made after seeing something unusual at a restaurant, things you were warned against that turned out to be harmless and what to do when your neighbors include your kid in a seance without your knowledge.

Jack and Nikki talk to teachers about awkward places they have bumped into their students, talk to parents about the challenge of not laughing when they punish their kids for doing something hilarious and analyze the incredibly awkward story of the woman who called out her fiance for cheating during their wedding vows.