Jack drags his family out to Vegas for a buffet on Thanksgiving:
Jack on the Go's entertainment proposition is mostly in Jack being Jack in public. As such, the older episodes tend to be better as he was just an idiot and not a mushbrained cripple.
I haven't watched this one before, so I did a breakdown:
Jack begins with screaming in a crowded lobby "Do we get a bowl of crack while we wait or what!?". Maybe he meant crackers, but I'm pretty sure he just thinks it's hilarious to yell about crack rocks in front of strangers.
Jack acts shocked that there's a long wait, but also says he called (twice!) ahead of time to see if he could do a reservation since he knew there'd be a long wait.
It turns out they do have a VIP pass you can buy, so they lied to him. Except they didn't because he then says it's not applicable (not even for sale, in fact) during the Thanksgiving week.
Still confused by the fact that a VIP pass he wouldn't be able to use wasn't offered to him as an option, he demands to talk to the manager. The manager, naturally, doesn't return his call.
Cut to an extreme close up of a dejected Jack Jr in case you weren't sure that a child would be annoyed by a long wait that his dad didn't plan for.
On the verge of dying of starvation, Jack, who is totally doing P90X at this point and losing lots of weight, says he ate a "health bar" out of desperation.
Jack tells us he drove 300 miles and waited 3 hours for the hotel buffet because he thought it'd be the best Thanksgiving meal of all time. Wait, no, actually he'd never do this on his own. He did it just for you, the viewer.
Next, we're treated to him flailing the camera around wildly over various desserts and food options. It's still cropped weirdly close and his camera doesn't handle motion at all well.
At some point, a person asks not to be on camera and Jack acts confused as to why anyone wouldn't want to be filmed by an obnoxious stranger.
He eventually sits down and we're treated to like 10 seconds of random babbling with his family which is hard to make out because the audio quality is total crap.
It jumps abruptly mid-conversation to him filming an ice cream bar and saying he's never seen one at a buffet before. I've seen this at dirt cheap Chinese buffets in the middle of nowhere, so I'm sure he's lying for whatever reason.
We continue feeling motion sickness while he flails around over yet more food options. The items he's talking about aren't even centered in view most of the time.
We finally arrive at the review and Jack starts out saying he won't count the wait against them in spite of declaring in the beginning of the video that's exactly what he'd do.
We go around the table getting extreme closeups of his family and in-laws while hearing worthless commentary like "The cheese was good" "The food was good" and "The tastes were good". Everyone loved it.
Jack Jr explains that if you have to shit while going out to eat, it means the food was so good that you needed to make space for more. He's explaining this a second time, actually, since Jack didn't catch it on camera the first time and it was too hilarious to leave out.
Jack himself "rounds it out to 9.5" and tells us the price is about $50 per person. Someone chimes in say that tax is in addition to the price, in case today is your first day in the United States.
The end