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Sign-Up Now For Garrforce PremiumThanks to the COVID lockdown people may just stick with working from home from now on. Meanwhile, just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water, a father had to rescue his son from a shark attack. Plus, the new summer “it” item is not one that you would ever expect.
Now that Bouncy House Accident Season, it brings up the other stories that will be popping up during the summer. Meanwhile, a Colorado man held two insurance adjusters at gunpoint thinking they were “antifa.” Plus, things have gotten ugly between a man and a wedding videographer after his future wife died in a car accident.
A Florida couple thought they heard a knock on their door, but it turned out to be two alligators fighting. Meanwhile, a woman has her granddaughter to think for her lottery winnings. Plus, a Florida man has come up with a work around for doing away with Robert E. Lee as it’s namesake.
Garry has declared this as our summer of “Jaws” after the COVID-19 outbreak. Meanwhile, Dunkin has announced big hiring plans and Garry thinks there might be a good TV angle to explore. Plus, records have returned to the Meier household.
People are starting to get out in the world again after the COVID shutdown, but it’s a little like the beaches in Jaws. Meanwhile, a customer’s big tip helped keep a Florida restaurant afloat. Plus, a woman was reunited with her lost wallet and $5,000.
News coverage of protesters has gotten a little ridiculous as stations try to keep your attention after the protests are over. Meanwhile, a woman turned her side gig making masks into a lottery win. Plus, a man in Philadelphia learned you should be gentle with an ATM.
2020 continues to spin out of control with riots around the country before the COVID-19 outbreak is even over with. Meanwhile, a jewelry store owner in Michigan came up with an inventive way to stay open. Plus, just to add to the excitement there are earthquakes in Yellowstone.
