40% of shoppers put healthy items in their carts to avoid being shamed by the fellow shoppers. Meanwhile, a listener has a very good question about the zoo gorillas infected with COVID. Plus the Woolly Mammoth might be making a comeback.

The 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attack seemed to hit especially hard because of everything else that has happened over the past year or so. Meanwhile, police in Pennsylvania are investigating a burglary of 43 cast iron skillets. Plus, Chiropractors can offer many services, but curing COVID is not among them.

A man who bought a painting from a British Columbia, Canada, thrift store for $96 said he discovered the piece could be worth more than $20,000.

Garry and Leslie talked about the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attack later this week and talked about how the experience compares to COVID. Meanwhile, a woman in Kansas won the lottery after co-workers bought her tickets for her birthday. Plus, authorities in Louisiana are searching for a 911 operator who was hanging up on callers during Hurricane Ida.

A McDonald’s in Oregon is so desperate for workers they are trying to recruit from a previously untapped resource. Meanwhile, next weekend will mark the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. Plus, a woman in Florida allegedly attacked her husband with a plate of pasta.

People in Louisiana are still dealing with the aftermath of Hurricane Ida. Garry wonders if it’s a good idea to keep re-building in the path of storms.

September 1st marks the start of meteorological Fall, so you have officially wasted your entire summer. Meanwhile, some people seem to have let their guard down on the pandemic mitigation. Plus, China’s decided to cut back on the amount of video games kids are playing.

Hurricane Ida is beginning to move ashore and is set to make landfall on the anniversary of Hurricane Katrina. Meanwhile, a Texas man started shooting at police when they came to cut his grass after a violation. Plus, a blogger in Canada is going to have to pay for leaving bad reviews for her plastic surgeon

The website OnlyFans announced they were going to ban adult content, their bread and butter and then immediately reversed their decision.

A Michigan man was killed when he was struck by a large tree limb he was trying to remove. Meanwhile, a bride in England told her future husband she did not want his grandmother to attend their wedding reception. Plus, meat suppliers having come up with an interesting way to solving their labor shortage problem.