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Sign-Up Now For Garrforce PremiumAn aircraft expo in Germany is showing off new “standing” seats for commercial airlines. Meanwhile, Garry has a theory about the design of fireworks. Plus, a Virginia murder trial was deadlocked because of the werewolf defense.
A listener sends Garry a church sign that took things in a surprisingly racy direction. Meanwhile, a man in California learned there is no expiration date for child support. Plus, a woman in New York had a creative solution for her bed bugs problem.
The Jussie Smollett story in Chicago continues to get more and more strange with every passing day. Meanwhile, a story provides an opportunity to reinforce the idea that you should never engage in road rage. Plus, more bad parenting out of Florida.
Garry thinks Boeing may be having problems with their new airplanes because they build them so fast. Meanwhile, Delta had a heartwarming story to counteract all of the bad aviation news lately. Plus, there could be a positive to come out of labor switching to automation.
Garry seems some connections between the celebrity college mess and Boeing’s recent problems. Meanwhile, a funeral home is in hot water after displaying the wrong person at the wake. Plus, the TSA is begging you not to try to sneak guns onto airplanes anymore.
The celebrity college admissions scandal continues to get more and more eyeroll inducing. Meanwhile, more organizations are scrubbing Michael Jackson references after the new documentary. Plus, Taco Bell hot sauce continues its streak of saving lives.
Garry reacts to the slew of celebrities busted for bribing people to get their kids into good schools. Meanwhile, corporations are starting to venture into new territory, but not in a good way. Plus, a story suggests it’s not a great idea to have a roommate.
