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The state legislature in Illinois is trying to require kids to learn cursive writing. Will they actually need it? Meanwhile, North Korea seems dedicated to trying to pick a fight and now Kim Jung-un may have missiles that can reach Hawaiian Islands. Plus, just when things couldn’t get any worse for United Airlines, they had a sudden, tragic death on a flight.
Technology expert Dan Fedor from Nauto joins Garry to share some news ways to avoid credit card fraud. Meanwhile, if you’re not dealing with identity theft but you have car trouble, the odds are no one will stop to help you. Plus, a man in India went through a lot of trouble to avoid going on a trip with his girlfriend.
United is watching it’s step after the dragging incident, but now American Airlines has had their own problem crop up. Meanwhile, a man believes he has found a Cheeto that looks like the Virgin Mary. Plus, South Koreans seem to have the opposite problem as many American these days.
A creepy teacher/kidnapping story in Tennessee ended up having a relatively happy ending. Meanwhile, Garry thinks the McDonalds employees who spotted the Facebook killer should get the $50,000 reward. Plus, tech expert Dan Fedor has a gadget that can help deal with the problem of distracted driving.
Tuesday was Tax Day around the country and Garry found that the Post Office was unprepared for the yearly deluge of people. Meanwhile, a Korean actress have been living on a diet so small she might be as crabby as Kim Jong-un pretty soon. Plus, a woman got an unwelcome, slithery surprise in her chocolate cake.
Garry checks in with John Doolin from Bettenhausen Motors and discusses the odd connection between Bettenhausen, the band wings and a date Garry had back in the 1970’s. Meanwhile, the world’s obsession with the man dragged off of a United Airlines flight continues unabated. Plus, a man decided it was a good idea to fill a scuba tank with something the manufacturer never would have recommended.
We’re learning more than we would like to know about the passenger that was dragged off of a United Airlines flight over the weekend. Meanwhile, an 8 year old with a Big Mac attack hopped in his dad’s car and drove to McDonald’s after watching an instructional video on how to drive. Plus, Taiwan has passed a pet-friendly law, but there’s still bad news for dogs and cats over there.
