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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.
United Airlines is dealing with a PR disaster after video was posted on social media of authorities dragging a passenger off of an overbooked flight. Meanwhile, on Friday night, 18 minutes before midnight, every single one of Dallas’s 156 emergency weather sirens started going off. It turned out to be the work of a hacker. Plus, a new delivery service in New Zealand shows that the War on Obesity has been lost.
Having previously scared you by talking about the dirtiest things in our world, Garry takes aim at the electronics that surround us. Meanwhile, an 11 year old girl in India was found living with monkeys. Plus, a company in Israel is offering tours of the Holy Land that seem a little like Pokemon Go.
Garry reacts to the death of comedian Don Rickles. A man was bitten by a snake in a Walmart store in Arkansas, but that’s not the strangest part of the story. Meanwhile, Garry has a game-changing idea for the Supreme Court. Plus, Pepsi made a very controversial promotional decision.
