First, Fingers and Teri break down Virginia’s redistricting fight after voters narrowly approved a constitutional amendment that could allow Democrats to redraw the state’s congressional map. Teri explains the legal challenges, the court fight ahead, Ken Cuccinelli’s read on the case, and why the proposed 10–1 map has Republicans sounding the alarm far beyond Virginia.

Then the conversation turns to America’s housing crunch, with Fingers and Teri debating whether baby boomers are really to blame for holding onto their homes — or whether the real problem is supply, immigration, regulation, inflated expectations, and the disappearance of the humble starter home.

Finally, the show wraps with a story about couples getting married on cruise ships, which leads exactly where you’d expect: destination wedding etiquette, norovirus, Uncle Harold at the buffet, rogue waves, Teri defending cruises, and Fingers making it clear that unless a cigar balcony and a time machine to 1980 are involved, he remains unavailable for sea travel.

It’s politics, housing, generational warfare, and cruise-ship panic — all on The Snark Factor.