Jack and Nikki discuss a parking lot incident at a Clarksburg restaurant, reveal surprisingly good news about West Virgirnia drivers and analyze the findings of a "non-scientific" experiment Jack conducted on the unsuspecting people of Pittsburgh.

This week, Nikki learns a surprising secret about her friend's gross personal hygiene, Jack and Nikki then begin to probe into the "at home" lifestyles of their listeners... and this somehow devolves into how people are cheap. I'm not sure how it happened. Let's just listen and see how it goes.

Jack and Nikki take your calls and texts (by the dozens) of stories about when you had to pee in an unusual place, discuss the many and varied factors that must be considered when determing who keeps the engagement ring after a break-up, and Jack is unfairly accused of lunacy after he admits to a wicked case of cell phone paranoia.

Jack and Nikki take a look at dramatic and hilarious ways people have quit their jobs, judge parents based on the behavior of their children and discuss the growing trend of people fighting for the right to disconnect from their employers during personal time.

Jack was minding his own business at a store in Braxton County when a woman approached him with a story of a disastrous date. Desperate for material, Jack rushed back to the studio to turn this chance encounter into radio gold! Later, Jack and Nikki help troubled listeners find their way to peace with another round of Judge Your Grudge!

Some people choose to make a donation, Nikki Drake had a donation thrust upon her. Jack and Nikki explain. Also on this week's show: A restaurant accused of stealing leftover cake and negotiating with your cable company.

This week, it's so much Christmas talk you'll ask for a large eggnog and then try to drown yourself in it. Merry Christmas, you filthy animals!

Jack and Nikki discuss a woman making headlines for breastfeeding her entire family, take a look at some of the truly odd things Americans believe and face the painful reality that some babies aren't cute.

Jack and Nikki explain why your partner's history matters, discuss a popular scam showing up on cell phones across West Virginia and help you figure out a burial strategy... because this is a comedy show.

Jack and Nikki reveal toys people regret buying, offer solutions to a neighborhood dispute and take a look at holiday excuses that work.