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Sign-Up Now For Garrforce PremiumA 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.
A movie theater in Alabama is refusing to show Beauty And The Beast, because there is a gay character. The joke’s on the movie theater though, since the movie raked in a record haul. Meanwhile, a park in Beijing is using facial recognition software to ration toilet paper in public restrooms. Plus, if you’re on a first date and your companion leaves the table, it would be a good idea to keep an eye on them.
Garry has noticed that a certain group of people seems to lack motivation in the job. Meanwhile, in the latest example of western decadence, a company has decided to introduce a Ranch Dressing Fountain. Plus, Garry thinks we all know a little too much about what’s going on in Ben Affleck’s life.
Daylight saving time is back and as usual, people aren’t one bit happy about the time change. Meanwhile, Garry thinks he’s noticed a big change in Donald Trump after only a month or so in office. Plus, a school in Canada is taking some heat after they decided to remove all scales from the gym.
Would you want to know ahead of time when you’re going to die? Would that make you feel better or ruin things for you? Meanwhile, Steve McQueen’s car from the movie Bullitt has been found in a Mexican junk yard and restored to it’s former glory. Plus, Garry recalls the rather traumatic start to his Catholic school career.
