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Sign-Up Now For Garrforce PremiumA listener has spotted something that shows we have officially reached the beginning of the end of summer. Meanwhile, Garry explained why he is fascinated after he saw women’s professional cornhole over the weekend. Plus, it’s going to become tougher to smoke in England in the not too distant future.
Jeff Bezos may need some PR lessons after some of his statements after his flight to space. Meanwhile, a police officer in Scotland believed a drone was following her and called for backup only to find out it was something very different. Plus, a town in Texas is being invaded by acid-spitting land lobsters.
Garry and Leslie talked about the trip Jeff Bezos will take to space, which will take place on Tuesday. Meanwhile, one of the rioters at the Capitol on January 6th was carrying a Lego set of the Capitol building. Plus, China has reported its first death from a disease from monkeys.
Garry has some problems with the way the show America’s Got Talent does business. Meanwhile, Garry wonders how invested he should really be in the Britney Spears story. Plus, it’s a very good time to live in Boulder, Colorado.
Garry continues to refine his pitch to sponsor water cannons during the summer months. Garry and Leslie do a deep dive into Garry’s love of car accessories. Plus, nearly 200 people were possibly exposed to a rabid bat while staying overnight at a zoo in Nebraska.
Three triplets from Southern California who were born within four minutes of each other are all now expecting to give birth in the next few months. Meanwhile, according to a new poll nearly two-thirds of all Americans now believe that extraterrestrial life exists and that the U.S. government isn’t telling the public the full truth. Plus, a man in Missouri stopped his float in the 4th of July parade to help two different people having medical emergencies.
Garry has some questions about Macy’s presentation of the July 4th fireworks in New York City. Meanwhile, a group of Voodoo Priests were called to perform an exorcism on an airplane after it was struck by lightning. Plus, it was another good 4th of July for Joey Chestnut.
