You've probably heard the expression that something is the greatest thing since sliced bread.

Well, did you ever wonder what the greatest thing was before sliced bread?

Or why we measure greatness in terms of sliced bread?

Well, there is an answer to these questions. Learn more about why

sliced bread is so fricking amazing on this episode of Everything Everywhere Daily. This episode is brought to you by the Travel Photography Academy.

Have you ever been on a trip and wondered why your photos don't turn out like the images you see in travel magazines?

If you're going to spend thousands of dollars on a trip and hundreds to thousands of dollars on a camera, you owe it yourself to get the highest quality images from your trip.

That's why I created the Travel Photography Academy.

I set out to travel around the world in 2007 with an expensive camera

and I had no idea how to use it. As I traveled around the world I taught myself the

art of travel photography, eventually mastering it to a point where I was named

Travel Photographer the year three times in North America.

The Travel Photography Academy is an online course that teaches you everything you need to know

to master your camera and to take better photos on your next trip.

To improve your photography and to get better images on your next trip, visit travel photography academy.com or click in the

link in the show notes.

Humans have been baking bread for well over 14,000 years.

The earliest evidence of human bread making was charred crumbs found in 2018 in the Black Desert of Jordan,

and it indicates the people there were making a type of flatbread that was probably eaten with meat, the world's first sandwich.

Bread became the staple product of many civilizations in Asia, Europe, and Africa.

Bread and Circuses were the staple of ancient Rome and it was how many emperors were able to stay in power.

Bread has been called the staff of life and it plays a central role in the rights of many

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