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Ryan Lochte has posted a video apologizing for all of his extracurricular activities during the Rio Olympics. Meanwhile, the flooding in Louisiana is beginning to get Biblical. Plus, a Florida woman who was accidentally shot by her four year old has found a way to make lemonade out of those lemons.
Thanks to the Olympics, Garry has now become an expert on the Christ The Redeemer statue in Rio. Meanwhile, it turns out Jan Brady could give some other child stars some financial advice. Plus, a millennial is hopping mad at the way their generation is being portrayed in media.
Garry recounts his youthful experimentation with a perm. Meanwhile, a Japanese pole vaulter may have missed his Olympics dreams after a part of his anatomy hit the bar. Plus, a therapist in Montreal decided it would be therapeutic to spank one of his patients.
The story of an accident at the world’s tallest water slide brought back Garry’s memories of Riverview in Chicago. Meanwhile, a town in Scotland generated enough power for the whole country using wind powers, but there was a problem. Plus, Garry continues his war against Daylight Saving Time.
The clash of civilizations at the Olympics continues, with some people from remote areas of the world a little unfamiliar with some of the comforts we’re used to here in the US. Meanwhile, new data indicates that men aren’t as strong as they used to be. Plus, the 300 people fighting over Prince’s estate has been whittled down a little.
The Olympics continue down in Rio, and the swimming events have led to some extremely awkward wardrobe moments. Meanwhile, Garry has a suggestion for how the city of Cincinnati can honor the gorilla that was killed at the zoo. Plus, a woman accidentally dropped her cell phone from an airplane.
An inventor in Japan has come up with a novel new way to help people keep cool during the hot summer months. Meanwhile, the Coca-Cola company is taking some heat for their new ad campaign for Sprite in Ireland. Plus, a Russian man might become the world’s first head transplant patient.
