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Sign-Up Now For Garrforce PremiumGarry takes a close look at the video of the argument over snow shoveling that resulted in people being shot. Meanwhile, a livestream of a virtual court proceeding in Texas took an “appawling” turn when a lawyer appeared as a cat on screen. Plus, Quaker Oats has come up with a new name for the Aunt Jemima brand.
Garry shares his reaction to the Super Bowl and the commercials, which were less than impressive. Meanwhile, a grandfather has become the oldest person to row 3,000 miles solo across the Atlantic Ocean. Plus, a Michigan man was fatally injured when a cannon exploded during a backyard baby shower.
There are a lot of conspiracy theories floating around these days, but there’s only one that Garry puts any weight into. Meanwhile, a new study suggests people will be doing some very strange things when they’re watching the game this weekend. Plus, Jeff Bezos is going to have more time on his hands soon.
It turns out Garry’s suspicions over those DNA testing kits may have been completely justified. Meanwhile, the combination of COVID and general winter cabin fever has led some people to make poor decisions. Plus, there’s good news on the seasonal flu front.
A zoo in Texas will offer people the chance to name a cockroach after their ex before it’s fed to animals. Meanwhile, more evidence suggests that animals are way more smart than we give them credit. Plus, it’s getting harder and harder to find coconut milk.
Garry takes a moment to remember the various clown names that have appeared in the news over the years. Meanwhile, despite the fact the Mega Millions winner was in Michigan, now North Carolina seems to be emerging as a nexus of lottery wins. Plus, they are making progress in rescuing the trapped miners in China.
The lottery jackpot might be over a billion dollars soon, and if you win there are plenty of preposterously large houses for you to consider. Meanwhile, Colombia is having a problem with Pablo Escobar’s hippos. Plus, there’s good news about the trapped miners in China.
