In the 1920s and 1930s, many rural American homes lacked electricity, so Maytag introduced the "Multi-Motor" gasoline-powered washing machines.

They featured a ¾ horsepower mounted engine underneath the aluminum tub. To start it, you'd mix gas and oil, choke it, and give the kick-starter pedal a firm stomp—very much like kick-starting an old motorcycle.

Once running, the engine powered the agitator and the wringer. Laundry day literally started with filling the tank with gasoline and a good boot to the pedal.

These machines were a game-changer for farm families, and over half a million were sold. Some even came with optional attachments to churn butter or grind meat!

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What the heck…you can take out life insurance on someone even without their permission.

Walmart & other big companies have reportedly been caught taking out life insurance policies on their unhealthy employees, then receiving large payouts when the employees die.

This is wild.

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Australian female cops when the pressures on

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Yes, there’s a coin

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Total solana traders down 87% from the highs in january to now

From 4.8 million -> 624 thousand active wallets

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