Birthdays, Twinkies, and Tombstones: Today's Holidays Are Wilder Than You Think

National Jump Over Things Day Yes, this is real, and yes, it is exactly what it sounds like. Today encourages everyone to add a little spring to their step by jumping safely over small objects. Think of it as parkour's cheerful, low-stakes cousin.

National Hostess Twinkie Day On this date in 1930, Jimmy Dewar invented the snack cake in Schiller Park, Illinois, and the world has never been the same. Often called the number one junk food in America, the Twinkie has earned its legendary status, and today, it gets its moment in the spotlight.

National Plan Your Epitaph Day Here's where things get a little philosophical. Today is all about thinking ahead, way ahead, and deciding what you'd want engraved on your gravestone. Morbid? Maybe. But also a surprisingly fun conversation starter.

Pop Quiz: Epitaphs Edition

In honor of National Plan Your Epitaph Day, Jerry brought two tombstone-themed trivia questions to the desk. Think you know your celebrity final words? Put your knowledge to the test, and watch the video to see how the team did!

1) This American comedian was entombed in a sarcophagus in a private outdoor mausoleum at Our Lady of Mercy Catholic Cemetery in Miami, Florida. His epitaph, engraved in stone, is one of his most famous catchphrases. Who is it?

A) Jackie Gleason 

B) Jerry Lewis 

C) Johnny Carson

2) This legendary entertainer, whose career spanned many decades, passed away at the age of 81 and is interred at Forever Hollywood Cemetery in Los Angeles. He personally requested that his memorial marker include one of the most recognizable sign-offs in entertainment history. Who is it?

A) George Carlin 

B) Mel Blanc 

C) Rodney Dangerfield

Watch the video above to find out if you got them right!