Questionable Parenting, A Phone Store Maren and Marital Flatulence

What do you do when you get back together with an ex and find out his ex is pregnant? Whoopsie Doodle! Jack and Nikki discuss. Also on the show: Dating profile mistakes and the default phrase to say when you can't hear someone. It's all very educational.  

Jack & Nikki break down some surprisingly encouraging social media research, talk about how much workers hate being "voluntold" and take your calls and texts about your run-ins with the police.

Jack & Nikki analyze a "dehumanizing" sign hanging in a pizza restaurant, reveal research about cell phones in schools and address the tipping exhaustion sweeping the nation. It's enough already. 

Jack and Nikki discuss the lies parent tell to manipulate their kids, analyze a fight couple got into after he was complimented by a stranger and have a talk about deodorant that probably goes on too long.

Jack & Nikki look at new technology that helps you catch people lying on social media, reveal the biggest reason for fighting in relationships and enjoy the audio of a woman screwing with a scammer...

Financial vs Physical infidelity, making jokes during job interviews and advice for parents with a thieving 10 year old daughter...

A dad defends his son after the boy uses laxatives to get revenge on a bully, audio of a male Karen (Maren) causing problems in a phone store and Jack & Nikki question the wisdom of farting in front of your spouse...

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.