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Sign-Up Now For Garrforce PremiumGarry has found a couple rays of sunshine in news coverage of the COVID-19 outbreak. Meanwhile, a North Carolina man is beginning to make a habit of winning the lottery. Plus, a woman made a scene in the toilet paper aisle of her local grocery store for a very unique reason.
What if it turns out the cure for COVID-19 ends up being meth? Meanwhile, there is a specific set of steps you should go through if you ever find a duffel bag full of cash. Plus, a police department is asking criminals very nicely to stop committing crimes during the crisis.
The toilet paper run has people getting creative, and one listener sent along a new idea to help people cope. Meanwhile, Chicagoans were undaunted by the cancellation of the city’s St. Patrick’s Day celebration and the Governor of Illinois was not happy about it. Plus, some companies are going the extra mile to help people during the outbreak.
There are already conspiracy theories about the coronavirus, but one of them makes a lot of sense. Meanwhile, the DC sniper has found love. Plus, dogs could teach us something about avoiding infectious diseases.
If there’s any positive coming out of the Coronavirus scare, it’s that people are washing their hands again. Meanwhile, newspapers in Australia have suddenly become useful again. Plus, a hotel that was being used to quarantine COVID-19 patients in China collapsed.
New coverage of the coronavirus continues to spiral completely out of control. Meanwhile, an Oklahoma woman ran over her 11 year old son. Plus, TV stations need to reconsider their marketing efforts.
A listener has a new money-making opportunity for former Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich. Meanwhile, a couple of great-grandparents in Illinois were surrounded by police who mistakenly thought they had just robbed a bank. Plus, a police chase for the ages.
