True or False?

If you’ve ever wondered why the most common color of bubble gum is pink, it is because it was the only dye available. An accountant named Walter E. Deimer, invented bubble gum by stumbling on a unique recipe which made the gum stretchy but not sticky. When it hit the market, the gum sold out in a day!

Although mathematics is the cold and factual language of science and reason, sometimes it can seem quite magical. For instance, if you multiply 111,111,111 with 111,111,111, the amazing product is 12,345,678,987,654,321.

U.S. bills are hardly the most durable out there; they have an average lifespan of just under eight year. Compare that to the plastic cash used in Australia which can survive a full round in the washing machine and you’ll see why U.S. money is the laughing stock (gettit?) of the world.