5. "Hey, did you know Elias Howe, the inventor of the sewing machine, also invented something similar to a ZIPPER? But the ZIPPER as we know it wasn't patented until over 40 years later by Whitcomb Judson, who also invented the pneumatic rail car. The word ZIPPER itself was actually a trademark of the B.F Goodrich company for use in rubber boots. ZIPPER is obviously an onomatopoeia based on the sound it makes. But I'm sure I'm boring you with all this ZIPPER talk. Guess I better ZIP it and let you take care of some unfinished business."
Five craziest things you'd rather do than answer the fifth scene in "Scenes from a hat" and have to come up with the next scenario.
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