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An elected official in Hawaii is now using a term Garry coined quite some time ago. Meanwhile, a survey suggests people working from home are doing a lot of drinking. Plus, an Ohio family came up with a unique way of dealing with being cut off from their neighbors.
The government of Malaysia is taking heat for official advice they gave to women during the COVID-19 lockdown. Meanwhile, New Zealand has announced that two unexpected people are considered essential workers. Plus, a Utah man learned you shouldn’t deposit a check if you realize it’s too big.
Thanks to the cancellation of sporting events, the nation has an over abundance of chicken wings. Meanwhile, an Ohio man went to new heights to visit his parent from afar. Plus, Garry checks in with Carl from Plover to find out how he is adjusting to life under quarantine.
A cruise line still has thousands of people stranded at sea and Garry has an idea to help out. Meanwhile, one industry having a good time during the COVID lockdown is the alcohol business. Plus, people are already starting to name their children after the disease.
A tornado hit a mall in Arkansas, but there was a bit of a silver lining thanks to COVID-19. Meanwhile, some other people out there still haven’t gotten the memo about staying at home. Plus, New Yorkers were a little too excited to see the US Navy hospital ship show up.
Garry talks with Tech Reporter Dan Fedor about the logistics of keeping everything humming along during the COVID-19 outbreak, and some technology that can help people who are hunkering down in their homes.
Garry talks with author Sheryl Gould about her new book “You’re Not Crazy, You’re Not A Bad Parent and No Your Teen Really Doesn’t Hate You.” Meanwhile, people in Spain thought their town had been invaded by a lion but it turned out to be something more conventional. Plus, a dentist’s bad decision six years ago is paying off during the COVID-19 outbreak.
