Happy Sunday Aug 18

Good morning. You know that a "coffee break" is essential, but do you know why we call it that?

It all started in the early 1900s when factory workers took short breaks to recharge, gathering around a coffee pot. By the 1950s, the "coffee break" became a workplace staple.

Seems coffee's been the workday hero for longer than we thought—no wonder it’s still the star of our mornings.

As you sip on your brew, remember that The Weekly Brew delivers your daily dose of stories and insights every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Now, let’s dive into what we’ve got brewing for you today…

JOKE OF THE WEEK

President Lincoln was approached by a woman after a political speech… If you were my husband I would poison your tea.

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QUOTE OF THE WEEK

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JOKE OF THE WEEK ANSWER

Lincoln replied...if you are my wife I’ll gladly drink it.

Before you go, here’s a little something to ponder over your next brew: Sometimes, the smallest moments can have the biggest impact—just like the first sip of a perfectly brewed cup.

Thanks for joining us for this week’s blend of stories, facts, and a dash of curiosity. We hope it added a little extra flavor to your day. Until next time, keep brewing, keep pondering, and never stop sipping on the wonders of life.