U.S. women's soccer phenom who scored the gold medal-winning goals at both the 2008 and 2012 Olympic games. In 2015, she helped the U.S. women's team win the World Cup, earning tournament MVP honors while becoming the first woman to score a hat trick in a World Cup final match. She also won the 2019 World Cup with the team.  Before Fame She trained in soccer at Delran High School under the guidance of Rudy "

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If you work at a drive-thru, it's pretty safe to say you've seen your fair share of weird things in the cars that pass through. Drive-thru workers see all manner of people passing through their pick-up window. It makes sense that they would see some strange things in their time. Luckily, someone realized that and asked the drive-thru workers of Reddit to share their stories. And oh boy, did they deliver.

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German blacksmith who invented the first printing press with moveable type, which started the Printing Revolution of the 15th and 16th century. His invention helped increase literacy in Europe and gave the middle class a boost. Before Fame He had to leave his home in Mainz, Germany when an uprising against the wealthy occurred. Trivia His signature work was the Gutenberg Bible, which was acclaimed for its aesthetic and technical quality.