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Fun fact. "Ripley's believe it or not" was a magazine and originally it just started out as "Ripley's believe it". It was renamed when the magazine wasn't getting much traction to "Ripley's believe it or knots" in an attempt to appeal to sailors and boyscouts. For ten years it was a magazine featuring news of the bizarre and also instructions on fastening ligatures. And it worked. The magazine became famous as did the man who would frequently be confused with Sigourney Weaver later in life due to his short black hair. But then years later they realized they could save on ink by omitting the "K" and the "S" (the K was the largest letter and took up fully 30% of the magazine every issue). The now renamed magazine "Ripley's believe it or not" launched the entire philosophical movement of skepticism and made the career of Betrand Russel, who previously was unemployed sailor (couldn't tie worth a damn.) Life's like that sometimes. Remember that.

What I mean to say is, eat chicken and waffles with me.