A listener shares her experience with less than stellar customer service. Meanwhile, Garry was riveted by the VMA's and it was a great night for everyone except the host. Plus, a seagull had an amazing sense of timing.

A man in South Africa learned the hard way it's not a good idea to keep lions caged up. Meanwhile, Garry thinks the world could benefit from taking his amended Third Amendment international. Plus, the idiots continue to invade Yellowstone Park.

Tech Expert Dan Fedor from Nauto joins Garry with a review of the new Amazon Echo gadget for your car, and a tale of summer camp. Meanwhile, a woman was attacked by a shark in Hawaii, and officials had an odd response. Plus, a lottery story you can already predict will not have a happy ending.

Once again, a corporate board failed to head off an error in judgement. Meanwhile, another person probably should have had more lessons before using their blowtorch. Plus, a sports motivational speech that probably won't be in a movie any time soon.

Garry had to explain a completely antiquated notion to his daughter after it showed up in a movie. Meanwhile, the last couple of weeks have been pretty miserable for people who happen to be named "Jeffrey Epstein." Plus, a wedding cake that could leave guests more hungry than when they started.

Garry checks in with Rita Kreslin the Executive Director of the Alliance Against Intoxicated Motorists. Meanwhile, a Chicago Police officer is in hot water for taking a very special passenger on a joy ride in his squad car. Plus, you might want to keep a detailed manifest of the gifts at your wedding.

If you've flown recently, it's a pretty good bet you've left some money at the TSA check point. Meanwhile, a bear did an impression of a classic TV commercial. Plus, Vienna has come up with a way to make subway rides more enjoyable.

A listener shares a story of losing their sibling in response to a segment Garry did on the radio. Meanwhile, a dairy farmer in Ireland proposed to his girlfriend in a way that only a dairy farmer can. Plus, Garry wonders why anyone would want to host an orgy.

A company is offering you $1,000 to put down your cell phone. Meanwhile, there are zebras on the loose. Plus, Alan Dalinka with MousePlanet.com joined Garry to share his thoughts on Once Upon A Time In Hollywood, and the latest goings on at Disney.

Garry shares his interview with actor and singer Gianni Russo, who played Carlo Rizzi in the 1972 film The Godfather. Meanwhile, a professional basketball player got good news and bad news when the results of his drug test came back.