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A man in Florida says his false teeth were the cause of his car accident. Meanwhile, a swim class in Ohio tries to teach babies to survive in a pool by throwing them into the water in hopes their instincts will kick in and they will float. Plus, Garry talks to his brother Tim about a life-sized mock-up of the International Space Station came to be in his possession.
Garry reacts to the shooting at practice for the Congressional baseball game in Arlington, Virginia. Meanwhile, there’s more bad news for United Airlines, but this particular outrage pre-dates the more recent kerfuffles. Plus, Egypt is working on a law that would ban western baby names.
Two stories seem to back up Garry’s call for some sort of paperwork to become a parent. Meanwhile, a couple who found their stolen car held the suspected thieves at gunpoint until the authorities arrived. Plus, in Canada there has been a rash of teens getting high, literally.
An elderly woman’s experience with a pot-laced baked good seems to lend credence to Garry’s plan for using marijuana at nursing homes. Meanwhile, a funeral home story that seemed to be too good to be true was exactly that. Plus, a woman in Australia went to amazing lengths to quit smoking.
A mom went a little overboard with her son’s prom pictures, including a camel and a Rolls Royce. Meanwhile, an 18 year old girl in Germany is auctioning off her virginity online to raise some money. Plus, an office in Japan has come up with an amazing way to fight off stress among their employees.
It’s a stressful time, with the political three ring circus in full force and threats abroad. But Garry has an idea to calm your nerves. Meanwhile, there’s been a glut of stories about stupid criminals trying to buy off police officers in unique and interesting ways. Plus, there’s a combo platter of stupid people working in the fast food industry.
Florida may be a crazy town when it comes to news stories, but it’s also a tourist magnet. Garry checks in with Alan Dalinka from MousePlanet.com to help people prepare for their summer vacation. Meanwhile, a new startup is collecting blood from youngers and injecting it into older people to help prevent diseases. Plus, a man in Boston was fed up with his local convenience store and found a unique way to voice his displeasure.
