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Sign-Up Now For Garrforce PremiumSome people aren’t reacting well to the end of Game of Thrones, but luckily there is help. Meanwhile, a Florida family had a close encounter with an alligator with a sense of irony. Plus, a letter to Santa that landed the writer on the Naughty List.
There are certain details that Lamar Odom probably should have left out of his memoirs. Meanwhile, a woman found a creative use for a Magic Eightball. Plus, the Dukes of Hazard seems to be making a resurgence in the car world.
Garry has logistical questions about people who marry more than one person at a time. Meanwhile, people need to put much more thought into whether or not their tattoos are good long term ideas. Plus, a criminal tried to explain his possession of drugs and only made things worse for himself.
A town in Spain came up with a unique way of solving pedestrian problems, but created a different sort of problem. Meanwhile, a Louisiana man’s car crashed into a bayou after he leaped out after seeing a bug. Plus, more ideas to allow animals to contribute more to our society.
Garry has some questions about the viral video of a baby being dropped in the delivery room. Meanwhile, there have been some problems at dollar stores lately. Plus, a mother and daughter found a message in a bottle from Sept. 10, 2001.
Garry reacts to the strange results of the Kentucky Derby over the weekend. Meanwhile, a man got really lucky in the lottery on his birthday. Plus, TV reporters are going above and beyond to get ratings.
There are some Alex Trebek conspiracy theories making the rounds these days. Meanwhile, whales are starting to pay the price for all of the plastic we all throw away. Plus, Garry checks in with his mother and brother.
