The guys go with deuces wild in an episode discussing whySoulCycle is being accused of “robbing customers” by selling certificates that are used to purchase classes.

The guys discuss the lawsuit filed by PhantomAlert against Waze concerning accusations of data scraping a database.

Nasir and Matt talk about the difference between a delivery fee and a tip and why a New York Pizza Hut may owe its drivers some money. They also discuss how the minimum wage increase has affected tipping.

Nasir and Matt revisit the Ashley Madison scandal for a third time to discuss data breaches, class action lawsuits, and fraudulent accounts.

Nasir and Matt close out the week by discussing the fallout of Jared the Subway guy and how his sponsorship will impactthe company.

Nasir and Matt discuss a variety of topics the legalities of filming people for a reality TV show to releases to Shark Tank.

The guys close out the week by talking about the Houston based restaurant that failed to make a donation to a local food bank and latertried to rectify the situation by running an unapproved fundraiser.

Nasir and Matt discuss how racism led to employees getting fired and another instance where a judge overturned a decision to terminate a racist employee.

Nasir and Matt close out the week by talking about the Indian restaurant in New York City that was fined for trying to hire an Indian waiter or waitress.

Nasir and Matt discuss the National Labor Review Board’s challenge of an employer’s social media policy andthe reason why the employer was able to prevail.

Nasir and Matt discuss the settlement from a class action lawsuit involving Nike and Apple for an underperforming product.

Nasir and Matt discuss the staffing agency that is being accused of negligent retention of an employee who embezzled funds with the company she was placed with.

The guys close out the week but talking about the data breach on the second largest dating website and why we may not see the lawsuit you would expect.

Nasir and Matt discuss the EEOC decision that may prohibit gender discrimination before Congress passes its own law.

Nasir and Matt talk about the lawsuitalleging Zillow of copyright infringement even though it has a licensing agreement to use certain photographs.

Nasir and Matt discuss when businesses can display a customer’s social security number and what to do if your social security number is shown on a letter or credit card receipt.

Nasir and Matt discuss the recently firing of a popular Reddit employee that causedan uproar and questioned the status of Reddit’s unpaid volunteers.

Nasir and Matt discuss howmany companies maintain privacy policies which allow for the sale of personal data.

Nasir and Matt talk about theincident involving two driverless cars almost colliding and employer liability in using driverless cars.

Nasir and Matt discuss Obama’s plan to increase the threshold for who can qualify for overtime pay.

Nasir and Matt discuss theTexas Supreme Court decisionthat ruleda Texas employer was not liable for work-related injuries sustained to one of its employees.

Nasir and Matt look back at the last 100 episodes.

Nasir and Matt celebrate the 200th episode by discussing America’s pastime and why the FBI has decided to get involved with a scandal in Major League Baseball.

Nasir and Matt discuss the decision handed down by the California Labor Commissioner that classified an Uber driver as an employee instead ofan independent contractor.

The guys close out the week by talking about the legal concerns of on-call employees in the retail industry and how states are working on legislature in support of these employees.

Nasir and Matt discuss the FTC’s precedent decision to go after a Kickstarter campaign that is alleged to have taken backers’ money.

The guys close out the week by talking about businesses dealing with hiring and firing obese employees.

Nasir and Matt discuss the topic of price discrimination and how businesses are able to legally charge more to different customers.

Nasir and Matt are back and discussing the popularity of office wellness programs and the problems they have caused for employers.

The guys close out the week by discussing why companies like Google and Facebook are raising their ownminimum wage pay and how one company in Seattle isblowing up the minimum wage model.

Nasir and Matt talk about an age discrimination lawsuitfiled by a 64 year old software engineer against Google and whether H&M will be subject to age discrimination claims for targeting millennials asnew hires.

Nasir and Matt get into the story about a California woman who was fired for deleting an app on her phone that allowed her employer to track where she was at all times.

The guys close out the week by discussing Comcast’s decision to require customers to sign a non-disclosure agreement in order to receive a refund for overcharges.

Nasir and Matt put on their gloves to spar over the class action filed over Manny Pacquiao’s shoulder and the defamation claim filed against Floyd Mayweather.

Nasir and Matt discuss the investigative report concerning nail salons andthe abusivetreatmentthat many workers are experiencing.

Nasir and Matt talk about how one company rebranded in New York but failed to do a name search nationwide.

Nasir and Matt talk about a recent decisionthat ruled on whether employers couldrun a reference check on LinkedIn for job candidates.

The guys kick off the week by discussing the newly introduced Federallaw that would make it illegal for businessesto finecustomers forleaving negative reviews.

Nasir and Matt cap off the week by discussing re-hire clauses in employer-employee settlement agreements and why they may be invalid as restrictions against non-compete agreements.

Nasir and Matt talk about John Deere’s recent filings with the Copyright Office and how them and others are trying to protect their products through the argument of implied licenses.

Nasir and Matt discuss why Popeye’s Chicken fired a pregnant employee that was the victim of an armed robbery.

The guys end the week by explaining what negative SEO is and what legal remedies are available to victims of it.

Nasir and Matt are joined by Josh Malatino of Sno Kone Joe to hear his side of the story behind the alleged altercations and arrest involving another ice cream truck vendor and the Gloversville police.

The guys discuss why the Blackfish documentary may have led to a class action lawsuit against SeaWorld for fraud.

Nasir and Matt close out the week by talking about Amazon’s recent suit against companies that are offering paid positive reviews to products sold on Amazon.

The guys talk about Kickstarter and who exactly is responsible for when campaigns fail to provide rewards to backers.

Nasir and Matt discuss Oyster, coined the Netflix forBooks, and why their model may work out over the long-term.

Nasir and Matt continue their discussion on the pizza place that adopted the Religious Freedom Restoration Actand theunexpected support they got as a result.

Nasir and Matt talk about the Indiana’sReligious Freedom Restoration Act and how a pizza place was the first to adopt the new law.

The guys kick off the week discussing how Sno Kone Joeallegedly stalked and harassed Mr. Ding-A-Ling and what crosses the line for fair competition.