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A family received an angry note from a neighbor because they decided not to decorate their house for Christmas and Garry had his own similar experience. Meanwhile, a man upset with employees at a local fast food restaurant decided pulling a gun on staffers would improve service. Plus, there is already some disagreement between the British Royal Family and their newest addition.
Garry has an idea for a New Years Eve countdown special that might actually be worth watching. Meanwhile, some people in New York woke up on Christmas Eve to find a giant four story threat to their manhood on a nearby building. Plus, teens in Ohio are being charged for throwing a sandbag off of an overpass that killed a driver.
Garry has decided he has had enough of people who “accidentally” forget they have loaded weapons through the security line at airports. Meanwhile, a Russian man who was a little too focused on a video game ended up dying from a cut he didn’t even know he had. Plus, Darryl Strawberry says that he found unique ways to pass the time during games when he was a player.
New rules suggest the city of Chicago is not embracing Garry’s suggested rule of allowing police officers of free tasing per day. If you have some disposable income, a house in California is on the market for $500 million. Plus, a store in England has already put out Easter decorations.
A pre-Christmas mall brawl in Florida was caught on tape has gone viral, with even Santa jumping into the act. Meanwhile, a lawyer will be joining his client in jail after an impromptu conjugal visit. Plus, Garry checks in with Alan Dalinka from Mouseplanet.com, after Disney raked in a fortune from the release of Star Wars The Last Jedi.
Newly released data looks at the most popular and also the most hated Christmas songs. Meanwhile, in 2017 we dodged at least six different potential world-ending events. Plus, there may be something to Garry’s theory of visiting stores where winning lottery tickets are sold to get some of the mojo.
Garry has noticed that people seem to have dedicated themselves to more elaborate Christmas displays than usual and thinks it might be a reaction to the stress 2017 has brought us. Meanwhile, a joke on a pizza box cost someone their job. Plus, Garry checks in with Joe Kane from Treetime as we enter the home stretch before Christmas.
