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Sign-Up Now For Garrforce PremiumGarry 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.
A listener shares an idea for helping businesses get back on their feet after the shutdown. Meanwhile, Garry explains the new phenomenon of “Wine Ninjas” in Canada. Plus, a reporter in Chicago had an encounter that violated social distancing.
Garry takes a break from all of the COVID talk and usual nonsensical bullshit for an interview where his wife Cynthia turns the tables on him and asks him the questions.
Notre Dame is the canary in the coal mine and is one of the first universities to announce plans to re-open in the fall. Meanwhile, a restaurant in Germany is using pool noodles to enforce social distancing. Plus, a Pastor in Cameroon who claimed he could cure COVID-19 learned the hard way he could not.
