Seen Better Days

The video begins with a conversation about repairing a worn-out backpack, leading to an explanation of the phrase 'seen better days', which means something was in better condition in the past. The phrase's historical usage is discussed, including its origins in the late 1500s and its use by Shakespeare. The video concludes with a unique creation—a backpack made entirely of duct tape, highlighting creativity and resourcefulness.

What is the initial topic of conversation in the video?

• A cooking recipe

• A repair task

• A new gadget

• A travel plan

What does the phrase 'seen better days' imply?

• Something was better in the past

• Something is brand new

• Something is in perfect condition

• Something is futuristic

Who is credited with first using the phrase 'seen better days'?

• Charles Dickens

• Thomas Moore

• Mark Twain

• Jane Austen

Which famous playwright also used the phrase 'seen better days'?

• Arthur Miller

• Oscar Wilde

• William Shakespeare

• George Bernard Shaw

What unique material is the backpack made of?

• Duct tape

• Plastic

• Canvas

• Leather