jack it in

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To give up something totally, like your willpower, your dignity, or your life. You just throw it away like it was trash.

"I’m jackin’ it in on cigarettes. I’m gonna die, but at least I’ll be free."

"He jackin’ it in on his job. He’s gonna die of boredom."

"She jackin’ it in on her diet. She’s gonna die of pizza."

Two super famous guys from Nebraska who make music so good, you might forget your own name.

"Jack Johnson and Jack Gilinsky are so hot, I might forget my own name."

"They made the song ‘Flights’ and I now live in a state of bliss."

"Their songs are so good, I now hate my ex."

When you’re trying to get off again right after you already got off. It’s like having sex twice in one day and still being hungry.

"I came, and then I came again. It was like a double feature."

"He did the Jack to Jack so fast, it made me dizzy."

"She did it so good, I now have a new nickname: ‘The Double Dribble.’"

A person who’s sweet and normal until someone says something stupid and they turn into a monster.

"He was a normal guy until his sister said ‘I like your pants.’ Now he’s a monster."

"She was kind until her boss said ‘You’re fired.’ Now she’s a total beast."

"He was a good guy until his dog ate his homework. Now he’s a destroyer."

When a guy is getting off and someone else comes in and takes over. It’s like a hot girl helping you fail a test.

"He was getting off, and his wife walked in. It was like a dream come true."

"His hot neighbor came in and finished his job. He was so happy, he cried."

"His sister walked in and finished it. He got a new nickname: ‘The Double Tap.’"

You leave your seat and call Jack Jack, and it’s like magic. Your seat is now yours for eternity. No one can touch it.

"He left his seat and called Jack Jack. Now his seat is his forever."

"She called Jack Jack and now her seat is magic."

"He called Jack Jack and now no one can sit there. Ever."

A guy who lifts things like they’re nothing. But when he drinks, he’s like a monster. Don’t mess with him.

"He lifts weights like it’s a Sunday walk. But when he drinks, he’s a beast."

"He drank and fought my brother. He won. I now have a new fear: ‘Bro.’"

"He’s so strong, he can fight Mike Tyson. And he’s still drunk."