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Sign-Up Now For Garrforce PremiumAn asteroid the size of the Eiffel Tower will pass by Earth in just a few days, so you should set your 401k to “aggressive.” Meanwhile, today is the 80th anniversary of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor that brought the US into World War II. Plus, Australia has emerged as the world leader in one crucial category.
A listener has translated the Dutch girl’s song from Miracle on 34th Street and it’s far less catchy in English. Meanwhile, ads have started to sneak into online content and it can be a rude awakening for Baby Boomers. Plus, Cyber Monday was a bit of a let down this year.
The holiday season is rolling full steam ahead now that ABC’s show The Great Light Fight is back. Meanwhile, people continue to loot stores randomly and Garry has some ideas for improving security. Plus, Russia has decided to make the waning moments of 2021 more interesting with a new missile.
Happy Thanksgiving! We’re learning more about the offender in Waukesha and it’s bringing up questions about what they were doing on the street to begin with. Meanwhile, a new poll found 74 percent of Americans say their lives are “normal” again after almost two years of living under the coronavirus pandemic. Plus, a woman in Australia stole $680,000 but then blew it on a gambling app with no payout.
Garry and Leslie reacted to what happened at the Christmas parade in Waukesha, Wisconsin over the weekend. Meanwhile, Disney will have black Santas at their theme parks for the first time ever. Plus, there is a conflict in the Jewish community over plant-based meat.
Garry has recently done something of a deep dive into Antiques Roadshow and has a few observations. Meanwhile, things have once again gotten confusing at Jeopardy. Plus, a company in Utah says they have created a truth detector.
The Chicago Fire Department came to the rescue when a groom dropped his wedding band into a storm drain shortly after the ceremony. Meanwhile, Arby’s has decided to get into the vodka game. Plus, Sesame Street has decided to add a brand new muppet to the team.
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