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The year was 1837. A young entrepreneur, Klaus Z. Coconut, invents something called the "head shirt." Literally just a pulled-up T-shirt worn the over head like an inside-out head-sock, the head shirt revealed itself to be a horrendously stupid and more-or-less insane product idea within seconds, it's only real success being to convince the American people that, once again, they had confused the meanings of "entrepreneur" and "escaped, surprisingly industrious sanitarium patient." (A mistake that, sadly, they continue to make to this very day.)
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- Companies:
- Headwear USA
- S&S Activewear
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