the 24 Hour Revenge Therapy rendition uses vocal overdubs to enact a call-and-response section. Givony said it dealt with "thinking things through, and not caring if you're being lied to, so long as those lies come with a veneer of intimacy". "Do You Still Hate Me?" is a love song about the aftermath of a relationship; its chorus consists of unanswered questions. "West Bay Invitational" talks about a house party and existentialism. Discussing the song, Pfahler said him and Schwarzenbach shared an apartment on the top floor, with Bauermeister, Reyes and Hahn in another apartment opposite them. In early 1991, the band decided to throw a massive party with various people from bands and labels; Schwarzenbach said aspects of the event ended up in "West Bay Invitational". A girl is referenced in the lyrics as being from Oakland, which she was actually from Arkansas. She was a friend of Ben Sizemore of Econochrist, who previously toured with Jawbreaker in 1990. "Jinx Removing" details a relationship at its end, while trying to compromise in holding it together. Schwarzenbach felt disconnected from his girlfriend, despite them living 20 city blocks apart; Bauermeister said it shared a similar structure to "The Boat Dreams from the Hill". Schwarzenbach said it was about the "Santeria cult in domestic American relationships". The album's closing track, "In Sadding Around", was known as "New Slow Sad" during its initial live performances. The final title comes from a Schwarzenbach's roommate Bob McDonald; Pfahler said that Schwarzenbach asked McDonald what had planned to do one say, to which McDonald responded that he would be "in sadding around all day". Discussing the track, Pfahler said that "underneath it all there is this hope, that even with all of this devastation around, your narrator is still saying [positive] things". Release While on the When It Pains It Roars tour, dubbed copies of 24 Hour Revenge Therapy had circulated among Jawbreaker's fans. Givony referred to this as an "uncommon early example of the pre-Internet album leak". In October 1993, Schwarzenbach returned to his apartment in Oakland to find that one of his housemates, Bill Schneider, had taken a message and phone number for John Silva of Gold Mountain Management. After contacting the company, Silva offered Jawbreaker the opportunity to support Nirvana on tour. It was the result of Cali DeWitt, who was babysitting Frances Bean Cobain for Nirvana's frontman Kurt Cobain. DeWitt had