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Sign-Up Now For Garrforce PremiumIt’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.
It turns out Garry and potential Jeopardy host Mayim Bialik have something very important in common. Meanwhile, wildlife authorities in Pennsylvania said they are trying to capture a small kangaroo or wallaby that has been spotted on multiple occasions. Plus, more people in the United States believe in evolution.
Garry wonders what the military in Afghanistan was doing during the 20 years the US was training them. Meanwhile, children at a summer camp in Massachusetts were gathering wood for a camp activity when they stumbled upon a decomposing body. Plus, the drought out west has gotten to Biblical proportions.
Garry has an analogy for the current situation in Afghanistan. Meanwhile, since UFO’s are getting so much attention lately, Garry wonders how seeing a UFO is really any different from seeing Sasquatch or the Loch Ness Monster. Plus, Russia appears to be jealous that the US is getting so much attention for wild fires.
Garry reacted to the death of Chicago Blackhawks great Tony Esposito this week. Meanwhile, a history loving couple in England have decided to live their entire life like it’s the 1930’s. Plus, it’s a really bad idea to wear shorts on an airplane.
