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Sign-Up Now For Garrforce PremiumThere has been a disturbing increase in the number of stories involving naked men in recent weeks. Meanwhile, airplane foot room might be the only bipartisan issue left in Washington. Plus, a whistleblower learned that some whistles should go un-blown.
A man was arrested at a Pennsylvania fair for using a dog leash to walk his wife, who has late-stage dementia. Meanwhile, a man stopped to help a stranded motorist and it turned out to be a hitman sent to kill him. Plus, a school bus driver learned the hard way that her job is only meant for professionals.
A Virginia man won the lottery because it was raining and he could not mow his lawn. Meanwhile, a New Jersey man was spotted shaving on a commuter train. Plus, more evidence that you can learn how to do anything just by watching videos on YouTube.
We like to think we live in an advanced society, but Garry has just learned that something disturbing is completely legal in 44 states. Meanwhile, a German bodybuilder tested the limits of an “All You Can Eat” promotion. Plus, Europe may soon be a better place to spend the winter.
Stores seem to be rushing into Halloween season a little early, but be careful when you’re choosing your costume. Meanwhile, a pair of thieves in California stole a woman’s lawn. Plus, a couple thinks that a mountain lion may or may not have broken into their home, but can’t be sure.
Garry talks about the anniversary of the 9/11 attack. Meanwhile, a woman in England believes Google Street View captured an image of a ghost in a picture of her former apartment. Plus, a heartwarming story about police officers.
A listener suggests a possible solution to all of the stories of lottery winners spending their winnings in ill-advised ways. Meanwhile, a woman in South Carolina came up with a unique way of poisoning her husband. Plus, someone has invented a gun that fires water bullets.
