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Sign-Up Now For Garrforce PremiumA listener shares an idea for helping businesses get back on their feet after the shutdown. Meanwhile, Garry explains the new phenomenon of “Wine Ninjas” in Canada. Plus, a reporter in Chicago had an encounter that violated social distancing.
Garry takes a break from all of the COVID talk and usual nonsensical bullshit for an interview where his wife Cynthia turns the tables on him and asks him the questions.
Notre Dame is the canary in the coal mine and is one of the first universities to announce plans to re-open in the fall. Meanwhile, a restaurant in Germany is using pool noodles to enforce social distancing. Plus, a Pastor in Cameroon who claimed he could cure COVID-19 learned the hard way he could not.
The world’s fascination with poop-related toys has reached a new high, or low, depending on your point of view. Meanwhile, a new poll suggests people may be loosing patience with social distancing. Plus, a man in Detroit took his drone into the danger zone.
If you live in a tiny house, how do you deal with a gastrointestinal emergency when you have guests? Meanwhile, a Florida man learned if you’re going to murder someone it’s a good idea to make sure your car is in working order. Plus, a grocery store chain is trying to make some things go back to normal a little too soon.
A teenager found a giant bag of cash, officially living Garry’s dream. Meanwhile, it’s time to plan for the COVID-themed Christmas movies on Hallmark. Plus, a man’s fortune cookie eventually paid off with a lottery win.
If you want to do something to help make the world a little better, you might want to order Chinese food from your favorite local place. Meanwhile, a customer at a Texas restaurant came in on the first day they were open and left a $1300 tip. Plus, while people are doing more things themselves at home during the lockdown, there are some things that will always be better left to professionals.
