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Sign-Up Now For Garrforce PremiumHurricane Ian continues to make life interesting in Florida. Meanwhile, a Virginia man was rewarded for deciding to buy 200 lottery tickets. Plus, it looks like there are going to be a lot more electic car chargers out there in the US.
A Chinese couple who gave up their daughter for adoption are suing her for not getting an apartment for her brother. Meanwhile, California has a new and exciting way to dispose of your loved ones when they pass on. Plus, Edward Snowden got some news on his future.
Data says that people aren’t very creative when it comes to their vacation destinations. Meanwhile, a department store needs to pay better attention to their public bathroom because a dead employee wasn’t discovered for four days. Plus, a woman in England learned it’s important to clean your face, especially if your dog sleeps nearby.
A Virginia man won $3 million just a couple of years after his brother won $1 million. Meanwhile, an Atlanta man has made a habit out of peeing off his balcony. Plus, Garry isn’t the only one reeling from getting an eyeful of scrotum recently.
Someone found money in an item at Goodwill, which once again brings up the question of what should happen to it. Meanwhile, women are protesting in Iran. Plus, we’d all better hope the ants of the world never decide to turn against us.
Aliens seem to have stopped making crop circles, but humans are getting creative with corn mazes. Meanwhile, a Missouri man said car trouble led to his making a stop at a store where he bought a lottery ticket and won $100,000. Plus, Puerto Rico is dealing with the fallout from hurricane Fiona.
Garry thinks the TV footage from 9/11 is even more unbelievable 21 years later. Meanwhile, a Virginia man who visited a state lottery office to claim a $600 prize was shocked to learn his ticket was actually worth $1 million. Plus, two separate hikers in Colorado fell to their death from the same cliff.
