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The President of Iceland is hard at work on tackling an important issue for all citizens of the small nation: Banning pineapple on pizzas. Meanwhile, in honor of awards season, Garry has a surprising list about movies making money. Plus, in Sweden they have come up with a unique way of relieving stress in the workplace.
A teenager in India surprised all of his family and friends by waking up on the way to his own funeral. Meanwhile, scientists have finally destroyed the cliche of the “crazy cat lady.” Plus, if you live in Utah there might be a new potential birthday gift when you turn 18 years old.
The name theory is back again with a vengeance. Meanwhile, it turns out there are a lot of strange parallels between Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Plus, a group of high school students in Africa are blaming their scantly-clad teachers for the bad grades, and Garry checks in with the manager of Il Porcellino in Chicago.
Garry thinks something is wrong with the amazingly beautiful weather in the midwest for February so far. Meanwhile, Monopoly has decided to drum up some publicity by adding a game piece. Plus, scientists have decided to try to bring back Wolly Mammoths.
A seven year old has started his own recycling company to help try to save the planet for all of us. Meanwhile, people are unreasonably upset about the name of a street and are demanding it be changed. Plus, there is another example of someone who abusing the 911 system.
As the nation recovers from Valentine’s Day, there were some truly disturbing gifts being given out. Meanwhile, an extraordinarily honest obituary for a man in Texas has gone viral. Plus, a man has decided it is a good idea to walk around Hitler’s hometown dressed as the Nazi leader.
The nationwide epidemic of people taking “funeral selfies” continues unabated. Meanwhile, a surprisingly honest post to sell a car is taking the Internet completely by storm. Plus, speaking of national epidemics and cars, the makers of crash test dummies are having to make bigger ones, as the average American continues to get girthier.
