In the ancient land of Mesopotamia, a most pressing question plagued the Sumerian people: how to decide who gets to control the spin cycle?
It began with a heated discussion between King Sargon and his trusted advisor, a wise and witty sage named Ziggurat.
And so, the Sumerians turned to an ancient, yet modern, solution: Decision By Dance. Each suitor would perform a choreographed routine, with the winner earning the right to spin the wheel first.
The competition was fierce, with King Sargon busting out his best breakdancing moves, and Ziggurat retaliating with a flawless rendition of the Macarena.
And so, the Sumerians learned a valuable lesson: that sometimes, the best decisions are made through the art of dance.
But, of course, the real question remains: who spun the wheel first?