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A man was arrested for trying to smuggle 51 turtles across the US-Canadian border in his pants. An Ohio family found a kidney donor for their father in a very original way. Plus, the President of AMC was kicking around the idea of letting people text in movie theaters as a way of getting more millennials to see movies.
While human beings are fighting over the minimum wage, it looks like robots are getting ready to replace us all. An employee at a restaurant in Colorado was caught on video putting their face in a bucket of raw chicken, which would not have happened with robots running the place. Plus, Garry checks in with his long time listener Jo.
The fight over the minimum wage continues, with people asking for $15 per hour for entry level jobs. Mascots and Street performers in New York are having a harder time making a living. There are a lot of people making stupid decisions out there, running the gamut from college students to politicians.
There is a house for rent in the Cleveland area during the Republican National Convention this summer with a lot of history, but it might not be the sort of history you want. It turns out there’s an entire underground economy of famous people getting paid to show up at parties. Plus, a Florida man tried to evade police officers by spraying himself with a fire extinguisher.
The Masters as started, just in time for mosquito season. People in California are abusing the state’s handicapped parking passes. Meanwhile in New York, taxi drivers could soon be banned from flirting, among other things, with passengers. Plus, a Chinese man has created a robot that looks just like Scarlett Johansson.
Garry has thought of a new invention that will help people who have lost track of their cars at Big Box store parking lots. The world is learning about the history of dreadlocks. Plus, the weather has gotten completely unpredictable lately.
Garry interviews Kelly Leonard, long time producer and now the Creative Advisor to The Second City. They also discuss Kelly’s new book that he co-authored with Tom Yorton titled “Yes, And.” Also in the news: An inventor has created a new handgun that folds into the shape and look of the average smartphone. An eight year old boy had a stripper at his birthday party, and she was hired by his mom. Plus, a funeral home brought the wrong “guest of honor” to a funeral and most of the visitors did not notice.
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