The guys from “Wedding Crashers” proved that nuptials are the holy grail for hooking up with single women. Blame it on the love in the air — or the open bar — but where there’s a bride, there’s usually a bridesmaid hoping to be swept off her feet.

That’s why “Guy Code” staff writer/inventor Andy Stuckey (he’s got TWO jobs that don’t suck!) has designed a tuxedo just for the male wedding guest who’s hoping to, well, benefit from the situation.

“We combine the classiness of a tuxedo with the convenience of a jumpsuit,” Stuckey tells Andrew Schulz on Wednesday night’s “Jobs That Don’t Suck.” In the sneak peek below, Stuckey demonstrates why the extraordinary ensemble gives a whole new meaning to the term “easy access.” He’s even given it a clever name to go with its promiscuous premise: the “Fuxedo.”

Check out the clip to see how the Fuxedo can take you from James Bond to birthday suit in three steps flat, and watch “Jobs That Don’t Suck” Wednesday night at 11/10c on MTV2!

Eileen Reslen

There’s nothing like staring at a man in uniform to kick off the work week, right? In honor of MTV2′s new series, “Off the Bat from the MLB Fan Cave,” we’ll be spotlighting one of the sexiest sluggers in the game every Monday. Here, overall stats, batting averages and team standings don’t dictate whether or not a player gets picked — see below for why this week’s pro made the MLB Crush Monday cut!

Cali native and “Off the Bat” host Sway Calloway is usually outnumbered by New Yorkers on the show, but come Tuesday night he’ll have a West Coast ally when an Oakland Athletics player visits the MLB Fan Cave.

As we eagerly await third baseman Josh Donaldson’s guest appearance, here are five reasons why we’re already crushing on the Bay Area slugger we like to call the MLB Comeback King:

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1. Hey now, he’s an All-Star.
In 2010, Josh’s baseball career got off to a rough start (he struck out during his first game as an Oakland A), but he’s since done a 180. This year, he’s one of the top prospects for the All-Star team. Way to go, J!

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2. He beat bullies in the game of life.
According to Wikipedia, Josh was often picked on in high school, but he’s clearly overcome that hurdle. ...

Who knows more about “Jobs That Don’t Suck” than the man who’s practically tried (and succeeded at) them all? On Wednesday night’s episode, Nick Cannon attempts to take Pete Davidson under his wing and share some wisdom on work, but the “Guy Code” comedian just doesn’t want to hear it. (Earth to Pete: Listen up, Nick knows his s**t.)

In the sneak peek below, the “Wild ‘N Out” head honcho explains that he’s chosen to mentor Pete because he’s got the It Factor. “I truly believe he’ll be one of the greatest stand-ups, you know, of this new generation,” Nick says. Wow! That’s a pretty big compliment, especially considering the source. There’s just one slight problem: Pete, who is 20-years-old, would rather learn how to land chicks than paychecks.

“No, tell me about f**king Christina Milian,” Davidson quips. “I want that advice.” Tsk, tsk. Typical.

Check out the funny guys in action, and don’t forget to tune in to “Jobs That Don’t Suck” Wednesday night at 11:30/10:30c on MTV2!

Eileen Reslen