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A drunk driver did police (And society) a favor by driving himself to them. Meanwhile, a man won the lottery three times in the same day. Plus, a man in California has come up with a hair-raising and stupid way to spend his free time.
Some listeners have issues with Garry’s plan to deal with mass shooters. Plus, Garry marks Veterans Day by sharing his father’s experience from World War II. In 1982, Garry’s father, Frank, sat down with a tape recorder and recalled a 48-hour period of battle in December, 1944 during his service in the U.S. Army under Gen. George Patton.
A man learned the hard way that no good deed goes unpunished when he tried to help a dog on the side of the road. Meanwhile, a woman got a surprising response on flight attendants on her flight when they asked for a doctor and she volunteered. Plus, an important lesson about watching what you eat.
A listener calls out Garry for violating one of his most cherished policies. Meanwhile, there’s more evidence that the dead might be trying to get our attention. Plus, old sparky returns to action in Tennessee.
A real estate agent in Florida decided it was a good idea to decorate her yard with skeletons dressed in a rather controversial way. Meanwhile, based on the ratings, ABC should have taken Garry’s advice on how to handle Roseanne. Plus, a new study will make you want to wear a hazmat suit the next time you fly on an airplane.
Garry has a new policy for how to deal with scumbags out there in the world. Meanwhile, a recent series of stories suggest some of us could use a refresher on what should and should not be put into body openings. Plus, an amazing name theory example.
An Alabama woman found a stranger in house cooking food and doing laundry. Meanwhile, a costume company is taking some heat for their “Caitlyn Jenner” costume. Plus, a woman in England learned her husband was living an extremely elaborate lie.
