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Garry has noticed a thread connecting all news stories involving pyrotechnics gone wrong. Meanwhile, a flight attendant is celebrating sixty years on the job, flying the friendly skies. Plus, an entrepreneur has come up with an adorable new job for the world’s goats.
More evidence has surfaced that there should be some sort of paperwork process for becoming a parent. Meanwhile, a boss left his employees the ultimate farewell letter when he just couldn’t the job and his employees anymore. Plus, a seven year old managed to sneak past security and onto an airplane at an airport in Switzerland.
The rise of legal marijuana has led to a whole new type of stories of un-wanted Halloween treats. Meanwhile, a woman on a flight in Greece got an amazing surprise when she showed up at the airport. Plus, a South African man decided to recreate the movie “Up.”
Teenagers in New Jersey dressed up as bushes to scare passersby. They say they were trying to be funny, but now they could face charges. Meanwhile, Burger King is celebrating Halloween by expertly trolling McDonalds. Plus, a California man made an unscheduled late night stop at his local Goodwill store.
A listener shares what may be the ultimate example of the “Name Theory.” Meanwhile, we have once again entered “Ill-Advised Halloween Decorations” Season. Plus, if you’re looking to downsize, Amazon can help you get buy a tiny house, although you probably can’t get it delivered by a drone.
A Cub Scout in Colorado was kicked out of his den for asking a question to an elected official that was a little too tough. Meanwhile, students at one school in Pennsylvania decided it was a good idea to carve pumpkins with hateful symbols and get their pictures taken with them. Plus, there seems to be an alarming decrease in the number of insets out there.
