The Jack and Nikki Show MetroNews

Jack and Nikki explain the "3 3 3 Plan" some companies are using to encourage social interactions among employees. Is it a good idea? Is there really anything your employer can do to get you to like a co-worker? They also discuss your mate's gross habits and then get into a conversation about unusal attachments after Jack reveals that he nearly had a mental breakdown trying to drop off an old television at the Salvation Navy. 

Jack and Nikki open the phones for your thoughts and analysis of the "worst songs of all time." Are they, though? Is this list incomplete? You know what they say about opinions. Once the weeping and gnashing of teeth subsides, Jack makes you paranoid with his theory on why you shouldn't hand over debit cards in restaurants. It's all very educational...  

The show begins with a question: How long do you wait for a Zoom call? Jack and Nikki then analyze the stupid and misguided things people do to try to look cool. Later, Just Jaime joins the show to kick off a discussion about "butting in" with her story about how she was accosted by an aggressive neighbor.  

Last week's show started with an impressive story about Nikki's surprising physical abilities. This week's show begins with a story about how Jack was discovered eating out of the garbage. After that, Jack has the audacity to join the discussion about common sense laws for people who lack common sense and they wrap it up with a ranking of the latest pick up lines.  

The show begins with an impressive revelation about Nikki that shocks Jack to the very core of who he is as a person. Jack collects himself and they move on to analyze the story of the woman who was refused service at Panera because her kid was too loud. The episode concludes with a look at "cat calling." Has this ever been an effective dating strategy for anyone? 

Jack and Nikki kick off this week's show with a question from a listener about fears and phobias, pose a question about whether you're better off with no siblings or many siblings and then ask you to sit in judgment of Nikki and her questionable hygiene.