A Trashed House, Restaurant Horrors and The Bigfoot Expedition

Jack & Nikki discuss a house trashed by an unruly nephew, things that scare you away from restaurants and tell you where you can join a mob of people in West Virginia looking for Bigfoot!

Jack makes his case for why women who expose themselves while claiming they "have no other choice" are narcissistic exhibitionists, they discuss how some people eat in an off-putting way and try to understand why librarians are often magnets for perverts.  

Jack & NIkki discuss a woman's highly dubious claim that her boyfriend faked his death to get away from her, explain why the government taxes your dog, but not your cat and ask if the "sunset clause" for relationships is a good idea.

Jack & Nikki reveal how people use A.I. to win arguments, analyze a viral story about a suspicious wife and consider both sides of the self checkout debate: "I like the convenience" vs. "I don't work here!"

Jack tells us what happened with Matt's cat when he went back to the house for Round 2, they discuss the extraordinary lengths some people go to when avoiding people in public places and take a look at reasons to get a divorce.

Jack & Nikki re-visit the time Jack was attacked by Matt Kelly's cat as they work on a strategy for how Jack can avoid being attacked again as he attemptst to look after that cat while Matt is away on vaction, there's a lesson on buffet etiquette and they wrap it up with stories of your angry meltdowns.

Can you spot a spoiled adult using nothing more than dietary preferences? Jack and Nikki find out. Also on this week's show: Drunk in inappropriate places and your stupid injuries.

Jack & Nikki reveal how surprisingly common it is to encounter counterfeit money, explain why cats meow more at men and check out the deserved ridicule of pukey FM radio DJ's on "Baby FM." 

Jack & Nikki visit the Museum of Failure, question the wisdom of taunting AI and share  ANOTHER story of an untalented person pulling stunts to get attention on Tik Tok.

Jack & Nikki discuss surprising West Virginia laws that are still on the books in 2026, analyze the social media outrage directed at a father who admitted that his kids get on his nerves and conduct a listener driving poll: What's worse - Speeding or Impeding?