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Sign-Up Now For Garrforce PremiumGarry ran into a completely unexpected problem during his flight to California: The TSA line at O’Hare was a little too fast for him. Meanwhile, there has been a strange spike in the number of disturbing social media stories. Plus, an Illinois woman was put in jail for a half hour for failing to mow her lawn.
Garry had a misadventure with a car battery the other day, it brought back Garry’s PTSD from an incident years ago in New York. Meanwhile, the $100 million Ark Encounter in Kentucky has not exactly been the tourist draw the builders were expecting. Plus, Garry wrestles with the fallout from the coup in Turkey.
Pokemon Go has officially become the Ice Bucket Challenge of the summer of 2016. Meanwhile, a new confectionery creation is taking weddings by storm around the country and the world. Plus, it looks like you’re going to be spending even more at your local Starbucks very soon.
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A guy was caught on video trying to rescue his dropped cell phone from an alligator. Meanwhile, property values seem to be dropping everywhere, except for one very special place. Plus, there is yet another example of stupid people meddling with the forces of nature.
Garry learned Tom Hanks is playing Captain Sully Sullenberger in a new movie about the Miracle On The Hudson. Meanwhile, Garry provides a refresher in etiquette for your next stay at a hotel. Plus, a dispute over a historic Mount Everest climb has led to another potential million dollar idea.
The Red Cross is taking some heat for a safety poster that some people consider a little racially insensitive. Meanwhile, Garry is relieved to learn that one of his favorite actors has finally landed another role. Plus, KFC has anointed yet another new “Colonel” in their commercials.
A furniture company has decided that now is a good time to introduce bullet-proof office furniture. Meanwhile, the Rio Olympics are looking like more of a disaster every day, which makes you wonder what they would have been like with the built-in corruption from Chicago. Plus, as proof that society has officially gone off the deep end, we present Pre-School Proms.
