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Sign-Up Now For Garrforce PremiumA hotel in Belgium is offering a very special service for their guests who may be feeling a little lonely. Meanwhile, more evidence has surfaced that there should be more paperwork to become a parent. Plus, a man learned the hard way that you should never make important decision while you are drunk.
A group of people who own monster trucks have taken them to Houston to try to lend a hand in the recovery from Hurricane Harvey. Meanwhile, Garry has a new nickname for the crazy dictator in North Korea. Plus, a road rage incident also proved to be more evidence of the name theory.
Once again, Garry has to mediate a dispute between two listeners over their perceived territory. Meanwhile, a drug dealer in Mexico found a sexy way to move their crystal meth. Plus, the machine that sold the $700 million lottery ticket has now been retired
A man proposed to his girlfriend, and when she said no, he responded in a way that suggested she made a wise decision. Meanwhile, the hurricane in Texas as brought back a proud tradition for news reporters covering it. Plus, a flight in India was delayed for more than six hours because of a rat sighting.
It turns out there is some validity to Garry’s theory about people trying to get in the orbit of lottery winners to pick up some luck. Meanwhile, Houston is having less luck dealing with Hurricane Harvey. Plus, a street performer in Denmark was sent home by police for a very unexpected reason.
It turns out back in the 1950’s, in addition to telling people to just duck and cover, the government was painting a pretty rosy picture of what life after a nuclear war would be like. Meanwhile, the divorce process has gotten a little more complicated in India. Plus, a man in China learned the hard way that you should always pay attention to the road.
Garry emerged from the solar eclipse with his retinas intact, and a new perspective on the world. Meanwhile, Atlanta has a new football stadium with a local food option that may have been a mistake. Plus, the world is still mourning the death of Jerry Lewis over the weekend.
