Inclined means to be favorable towards something. In this sentence, Jacob is not inclined or not in favor of switching spots with anyone else in the car.
Incisive means cutting (think incision like in surgery). In this case, the word biting is the context clue that tells us incisive, or cutting, would be the best fit.
To want to do something means to want or be willing to do something. In this case, the author implies that Jacob doesn't want to do any of those things, saying that he didn't tend to rest or change places with anyone, even though he had been driving for a long time.
In the second case, the word ``drastic'' stands for sharp, clear, and direct language. Comedians often use short language because they can observe their audience closely.
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