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Sign-Up Now For Garrforce PremiumThere’s at least one positive story that’s come out of the earthquake in Turkey and Syria. Meanwhile, Garry seems to have a talent for noticing things most people gloss over. Plus, a Venezuelan artist and social media influencer recently generated controversy online by letting himself be permanently tattooed by a small monkey.
Garry was less than impressed with the presentation on the Grammy’s over the weekend. Meanwhile, a house that was featured on Hoarders shows just how hot the real estate market is in San Francisco. Plus, customs made a surprising discovery in a piece of unclaimed luggage.
Garry ran into a unique instance of Nominative determinism. Meanwhile, a new bill introduced in Florida would limit how much drivers can use the left lane. Plus, there’s some good news for monkeys in Texas.
A Florida mother with a side hustle on OnlyFans is putting some heat on her child’s school after she’s been excluded from volunteering. Meanwhile, a man won $1 million on a lottery ticket after a rude stranger cut in front of him at a grocery store. Plus, we’ve had the first fatal shark attack of the year.
You could be set for life if you could somehow find proof that mermaids are real. Be sure to tune into the GarrForce Live Cocktail Hour this evening at 6pm ET!
The weather has taken a turn for the wintery, and that’s bringing out the moron drivers. Meanwhile, a sailor rescued after 24 days at sea says he survived by eating only ketchup and food seasonings. Plus, we’ve once again learned that humans and apes aren’t all that different.
Shoplifting is beginning to lead to stores changing the way they display their wares. Meanwhile, a drunk driver in Canada has sued a concert venue for allowing her to get so drunk she caused $15 million in damage on the way home. Plus, there might be new nuclear reactors showing up soon.
