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Sign-Up Now For Garrforce PremiumA pair of teens were surprised while they were enjoying a passionate moment, because their car rolled off a cliff. Meanwhile, in the wake of Hurricane Maria, it turns out Americans have a lot to learn about Puerto Rico. Plus, there are a disturbing number of snake handler stories in the news.
Airline passengers seem to have dedicated themselves to behaving badly in response to all of the bad press the airlines have been getting lately. Meanwhile, a creative robbery attempt on a train was done-in by an equally creative would-be victim. Plus, a new startup will give you $50,000 for a down payment on a house, but there is a catch that might be deal breaker for some people.
An attempted home remedy gone wrong provides more evidence there should be paperwork to become a parent. Meanwhile, a Florida woman found a unique way to make sure that repair crews restored power to her house. Plus, a former government employee used an official credit card for something that was extremely adorable, but also extremely illegal.
The season premiere of South Park had some fun with owners of Amazon Echos. Meanwhile, the airport in Boston is looking at the idea of charging people to drop passengers off. Plus, a couple driving in Florida were passed on the street by two koi fish from their neighbor’s pond.
Justin Bieber has a new look, and Garry thinks it might an unintentional tribute to the late Jerry Lewis. Garry is decidedly cynical about the telethon where all of your favorite celebrities got together to raise money for hurricane victims. Plus, a game of “Ding-Dong-Ditch” took a very surprising turn.
Garry checks in with Orlando correspondent Alan Dalinka to find out how he is weathering Hurricane Irma. Meanwhile, thieves are getting a little more inventive when it comes to scamming innocent people. Plus, passengers on a cruise ship are getting a little more vacation than they bargained for thanks to Hurricane Irma.
A 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.
