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Garry went to the Billy Goat Tavern in Chicago to celebrate the end of the Chicago Cubs curse after they won the World Series this week. Meanwhile, China is working on a new train that can travel over 300 mph, which has Garry wondering what would happen if a cow wanders onto the tracks. Plus, Garry thinks the world needs more neighborhood busy bodies.
Garry checks in with Rita Kreslin from the Alliance Against Intoxicated Motorists to talk about a big fundraiser they’re doing this fall. Meanwhile, we’re less than a week away from the Presidential election, and Garry thinks this election feels different from any we have ever seen before. Plus, Starbucks has unveiled their special cups for the holiday season, and naturally it is generating some controversy.
Self-driving trucks are amazing technology, but they may eliminate jobs for thousands of people. It’s just the latest example of jobs disappearing in just about every industry. Meanwhile, political commercials are getting completely out of hand as the election approaches. Plus, the Australian version of The Bachelor ended up with an unexpected couple emerging.
A woman was arrested for drunk driving in Florida after she drove the wrong way on a major interstate. Meanwhile, it seems like everyone in the city of Chicago has figured out a way to make money from the Cubs World Series run. Plus, shocking news out of Mexico, where El Chapo is said to be “sad” that he is in prison.
People do stupid things when they are drunk: A man was arrested after he jumped into a pool and started doing martial art poses after he was caught at a drunk driving checkpoint. Meanwhile, we are only two months away from Christmas and Garry has some important information as you begin preparations. Plus, families in rural areas have come up with an ingenious Trick-or-Treating solution.
If you meet an FBI agent, it’s a good bet you look familiar to them. A new report says that the feds have a facial recognition database with 117 million people in it. Meanwhile, a new bar opening in Los Angeles will only allow “attractive” people in. Plus, a new study looks at which career fields cheaters are most likely to be involved in.
A woman was arrested on Monday after allegedly smearing peanut butter on 30 cars parked outside an innocent town meeting she believed was a pro-Donald Trump rally. Meanwhile, around the country and indeed the world, customer service just isn’t what it used to be. Plus, a woman trapped in her bathtub was saved because of the predictability of her daily routine.
