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Sign-Up Now For Garrforce PremiumA New York woman is upset because an airline sent her five year old child, who was traveling alone, to the wrong city. Meanwhile, women in the UK are a lot less familiar with their own bodies than you’d think they’d be. Plus, Airbnb has run into a privacy problem with home owners secretly recording their visitors on video.
A study says that Millennials don’t use bar soap. It’s all liquid soap or nothing for younger folks, who may have a fear of germs living on bar soap. Meanwhile, Donald Trump is making a surprise trip to Mexico before he makes a big speech on immigration. Plus, France is continuing to crack down on certain types of swimwear.
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IKEA’s new catalogue features furniture that caters specifically to people living in tiny houses. Meanwhile, people in Japan are a little too stoic, so some of them are going through seminars to learn how to cry. Plus, Anthony Weiner is back in the news for even creepier reasons.
Garry has a possible solution to the problem of gang violence. Barbara Streisand had a problem with Siri, and she took it all the way to Tim Cook at Apple. Plus, new data shows men shouldn’t be too worried about women being the bread winner in their relationship.
A listener presents more evidence that big box stores need to go on a hiring binge. Meanwhile, Olympic albatross Ryan Lochte gave his first interview since returning from his Olympic shenanigans. Plus, Garry explains his sandal policy.
The Chicago Cubs fired one of their in-stadium DJ’s after they played an inappropriate song for new pitcher Aroldis Champman. Meanwhile, a pet monkey wearing a diaper was running loose in an Ohio town. Plus, a family learned the hard way that you should monitor what your Roomba is running over.
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As the Olympics roll on, Garry continues his calls for an investigation into the Chinese gymnastic team. Meanwhile, a couple has called the fire department 1,100 times in the past three years. Plus, a very polite robber in Tokyo returned to the scene of the crime to apologize.
