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Sign-Up Now For Garrforce PremiumGarry reacts to the death of actor and comedian Norm Macdonald this week. Meanwhile, Jay Leno is bringing back an old TV game show. Plus, a clothing designer is being accused of cultural appropriation for their $1200 sweatpants.
It turns out there is an unexpected connection between the past hosts of the show Jeopardy. Meanwhile, Taco Bell has come up with a unique recycling idea. Plus, it would appear the Taliban and France are having a difficult time getting along.
In addition to Civil War re-enactors, now it turns out there are Vietnam War re-enactors. Meanwhile, Garry has noticed that most people who collect things are male. Plus, Singapore is turning to robots to patrol the streets for people behaving badly.
A radio station in South Carolina decided it was a good idea to run Christmas music over Labor Day weekend. Meanwhile, China has decided to crack down on girly men on the airwaves. Plus, some environmentalists are coming after Elon Musk in Texas.
It’s becoming more and more difficult to trust pictures you see on the internet. Meanwhile, 7-Eleven is trying to be a little too hip with their new commercial. Plus, the city of Paris has come up with a unique way of getting people to give up their cars.
A Houston-area woman is suing Starbucks, alleging she was badly burned when the coffee from an order that wasn’t even her’s spilled. Meanwhile, Hurricane Ida has hit Louisiana and it has naturally brought reporters clutching stop signs and trees during live reports. Plus, a police chase in Pittsburgh ended when the suspect drove into a house.
Garry and Leslie react to the death of Rolling Stones drummer Charlie Watts. Meanwhile, the evacuations continue in Afghanistan, which makes Garry wonder why the trapped Americans were over there to begin with. Plus, the worker shortage at fast food restaurants continues.
