An American Indian of the Huron tribe long ago invented a snack food that became very popular with the new Americans, so popular that sales now exceed over four billion dollars a year. A toy still popular today was invented at Yale University, on the East coast in the Forties, modified by a space enthusiast from the West coast in the Fifties and renamed by a California manufacturing company president in the Sixties. Q25 Two street vendors at the 1904 Louisiana Purchase Exposition, teamed up to create a new product still in use today. One of the products was cold and the other a pastry. Q28 Dogs bury bones.
Squirrels gather nuts to last through the winter.
Pigs store nothing. They bury nothing. They save nothing. It flip-flops all over the place, especially down stairs. Don't guess Betsy Ross, because you will be wrong.