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Someone bid nearly $100,000 on eBay for a Cheeto that bears a resemblance to slain gorilla Harambe. Meanwhile, an Indian woman who woke up with a “tingling sensation” in her face ended up having a live cockroach extracted from her skull. Plus, Uber had hired a former NASA engineer to help finally bring flying cars to the masses.
A Chinese restaurant has started serving food on Barbie, something of a “Barbie Kabob.” Meanwhile, Garry had an extremely awkward moment when he went out into the field for an interview. Plus, a high school freshman in Ohio is already over seven feet tall.
Just in time for the big game on Sunday, a new list looks at how rapid each NFL team’s fan base is. Meanwhile, a woman got kicked off of an airline flight because her attire or because she was drunk. There’s some dispute over the details. Plus, actor Johnny Depp seems to have a bit of a spending problem.
Garry learns about all of the amazing gadgets that made their debut at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas with technology expert Dan Fedor with Nauto. Meanwhile, Carrie Fisher had a special request for when her death is recognized at the Oscars. Plus, the renegade, drug kingpin-fighting President of The Philippines is back in action.
Garry learns a valuable lesson on how people use doorknobs thanks to a listener. Meanwhile, a Florida man at a car wash was mysteriously separated from his pants. Plus, a man who was trying to help kill a buffalo at a meat packing plant was accidentally shot in the process.
Actress Mary Tyler Moore died this week at the age of 80. Meanwhile, President Donald Trump says that if the city of Chicago can’t deal with it’s crime problem, he will “send in the Feds.” Plus, the state of Michigan has decided to pass a ban on passing bans on plastic bags.
A New Hampshire woman was arrested for driving 90 mph during a snow storm, but at least she had a good reason. Meanwhile, one of Garry’s most cherished daily rituals could ultimately do him in. Plus, a man in Japan let 160,000 people into an amusement park for free after he was intimidated by a previous guest who yelled at him.
