It's such fun to do [laughs] and so easy.

Advertising directly to children worked, and he soon sold more than $4 million worth of perfect potato playthings.

That's a lot of Potato Heads.

[upbeat music] Mr.

Potato Head was a trailblazer, a revolutionary, a hot potato worth holding onto.

It was one of the first modern toys that kids could design themselves, and we're still talking about it decades later because it's refreshingly simple, unlike pretty much everything else in the world.

The world today isn't refreshed nor simple.

[coughs] Um, I mean, your father.

And Comedian Comrade Tripp is here to defend Team Puzzles.

I can't sing, uh, but puzzles, they're, they're good.

(laughs)

I was overwhelmed by, uh, patriotism.