Why does Jake have an interest in cruises?

Stemming from buying "Speed 2" on DVD.

What jurisdiction issues arise on a boat?

Discussion on crimes in international waters.

Based on star ratings and amenities.

Doug Judy's departure with a hint of return.

The comedic element in the episode is highlighted through mistaken identities and humorous exchanges, such as Jake being confused for a cop and Terry's request for protection leading to funny interactions.
The theme of jurisdiction and the complexities of law enforcement are explored as the group realizes their limitations on a boat in international waters, sparking a conversation on crimes and legal boundaries.

What happens when Jake is mistaken for a cop?
Humorous interactions ensue.
Why does Jake have an interest in cruises?
Stemming from buying "Speed 2" on DVD.
What jurisdiction issues arise on a boat?
Discussion on crimes in international waters.
How do Jake and Terry negotiate hotel accommodations?
Based on star ratings and amenities.
What hints at a possible return in the future?
Doug Judy's departure with a hint of return.

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Jake is mistaken for a cop due to his windbreaker, leading to humorous interactions.
Jake and Terry discuss Jake's interest in cruises, stemming from buying the movie "Speed 2" on DVD.
Terry asks Jake for protection, claiming someone is trying to kill him, leading to a comical exchange.
The group realizes they have no jurisdiction on a boat in international waters, leading to a discussion on crimes.
Jake and Terry negotiate hotel accommodations based on their star ratings and amenities.
Terry requests that Rosa be nice to him as part of the negotiation, leading to humorous banter.
The episode ends with Doug Judy leaving, but hinting at a possible return in the future.