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Sign-Up Now For Garrforce PremiumGarry has an elaborate cleaning ritual for hotel rooms, but a story this week suggests similar steps might be needed for airplanes. Meanwhile, we have completed prom season and officially started high gas prices season. Plus, a disagreement over dog droppings led to a fight among neighbors.
A family came up with an inventive way to correct their dog’s failing vision. Meanwhile, a high school student got into some trouble for wanting to make his yearbook great again. Plus, visitors to Disneyland ended up getting a bonus addition to their vacation experience.
A passenger on an airline flight was bitten by the support dog of a fellow passenger, and that’s not even the strangest service animal story of the day. Meanwhile, men’s fashion has really gone downhill in the week or so since the “RompHim” was introduced. Plus, a man learned the hard way that you should always follow your tattoo artist’s instructions.
Garry reacts to the latest terror attack in London over the weekend. Meanwhile, a listener has concerns about the dress code at his church on Sunday that leads Garry to believe society has completely collapsed. Plus, fidget spinner use has taken a disturbingly adult turn.
All of a sudden there seems to be an epidemic of news stories about people falling off of cliffs. Meanwhile, a church in Germany has taken a step into the future with a robotic pastor. Plus, a woman found herself in a court battle with NASA over a bag that once found its way to the Moon and back.
A mom decided putting her kids in the trunk of her car was a better idea than finding a babysitter. Meanwhile, the effort to have elaborate “Promposals” ended up leading to the destruction of a rock formation in a public park. Plus, a wedding proposal almost ended very badly.
Garry has a tip for dealing with a common medical problem we have all had to deal with. Meanwhile, there is more evidence that no one intervenes when something bad happens, they just record it on their cell phones. Plus, an unfortunately named company in Delaware had a very ironic problem this week.
