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Garry continues to wage war on inflatable Christmas decorations. Meanwhile, a Virginia man said he has peer pressure to thank after he bought his first-ever Powerball ticket — and won a $150,000 prize. Plus, China has opened a new deluxe apartment in the sky, but it’s probably not one you’d want to move on up to.

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Garry is thinking about making a major lifestyle change and purchasing a cowboy hat. Meanwhile, the passing of Thanksgiving brings back the debate over real versus fake Christmas trees. Plus, Instagram isn’t a good place to turn for tips on how to get away with murder.

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Official GarrForce Bartender Jenna Duddleston climbs aboard to mix up her recommended cocktail of the month. You’re invited to bring along whatever appropriate lubricant you like to consume responsibly in your favorite streaming spot. Complimentary yappetizers and nonsense will be served.

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Happy Thanksgiving! Feel free to eat everything you can get your hands on this Thanksgiving Day, not matter what doctors on radio morning shows might say. Meanwhile, a couple ran into some early relationship bumps during their honeymoon. Plus, they really take soccer seriously in India, even when they aren’t in the World Cup.

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Garry has come up with some creative potential uses for the Doof Wagon. Meanwhile, a woman in Canada found a picture of herself in a thrift store. Plus, young people in China aren’t fond of the idea of working in factories anymore.

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Despite the fact that it’s still not Thanksgiving yet, some networks have begun their rotation of Christmas movies. Meanwhile, Garry is wondering what happened to all of the weeping icons. Plus, a meal prep service is taking some heat for using monkey slave labor.

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Garry saw someone completely misusing the carpet at the airport while he was traveling over the weekend. Meanwhile, Tesla and Zoom are teaming up to give you another way to be distracted while you’re driving. Plus, the man who had lived inside the Paris airport for years and inspired Steven Spielberg’s 2004 film “The Terminal”, died Saturday at the same airport.

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