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Sign-Up Now For Garrforce PremiumThe fallout from the United Airlines PR disaster continues, as the victim has now lawyered up. Meanwhile, if you want the adventure of going to Mount Everest, but don’t want to get in shape to climb it, there’s a new vacation destination for you. Plus, we are about to learn way more information about Caitlin Jenner than any of us could possibly want.
We learn that Garry has a deep rooted hatred of a certain fashion accessory. Meanwhile, a marriage may have ended because the couple could not come up with a fair way of dividing up their household chores. Plus, there has been a rash of bouncy castle mishaps.
Americans may have lost the April Fools Day mojo, but the Russian Foreign Ministry seems to be picking up the slack. Meanwhile, it turns out the “Name Theory” can cover the name of a street where a crime is committed as well. Plus, a truck driver drove across the country in a highly stimulated state.
Garry finds a certain amount of joy in repetition. Meanwhile, the folks at PETA are trying to turn people against drinking milk, but there reasoning may be going a little too far. Plus, a Pennsylvania man found a duffel bag full of money and will actually get to keep it.
A civil rights group in Georgia is suing, because a family was not allowed to use the name “Allah.” Meanwhile, Crayola has announced that they will be retiring one of their colors later this week. Plus, Willis Tower in Chicago has decided to add an absolutely terrifying new feature.
A total solar eclipse is going to be crossing the continental United States coming up this August. Leslie plans to see it in person, but because of demand for hotel rooms, she’s had to improvise her lodgings. Meanwhile, Garry thinks the United Airlines dress code story shows the world would be better off if we all had a dress code. Plus, a TV show in Scotland kept people in isolation for a year. They learned something shocking as soon as their year was up.
The USDA Wildlife Service accidentally killed a young boy’s dog after it ran across a device they use to kill coyotes. Meanwhile, game show legend Chuck Barris has died, completing yet another celebrity death trilogy. Plus, a middle school teacher in Georgia had a rather amazing side business.
