The LEGO® Story

LEGOClubTV
10 Aug 201217:09

Summary

TLDRThe script narrates the inspiring story of LEGO's origins, from the struggles of carpenter Ole Kirk Kristiansen to the innovative toy brand we know today. It details the hardships, creative solutions, and the unwavering commitment to quality that shaped LEGO's success. The narrative highlights the company's evolution from wooden toys to the iconic LEGO system, emphasizing the importance of imagination and creativity in children's play.

Takeaways

  • 😀 Ole Kirk Kristiansen, a skilled carpenter, founded the LEGO company during a time of personal and financial hardship.
  • 🏗️ The initial LEGO product was wooden toys, which Ole started making after losing his carpentry business.
  • 👦 Ole's idea to make toys was inspired by his sons' joy with his small invention, leading him to believe there was a market for such products.
  • 📈 The business began to grow after a wholesaler placed a large order for the high-quality wooden toys produced by Ole and his son Gottfried.
  • 💸 A significant setback occurred when the wholesaler filed for bankruptcy, leaving Ole with a large stock of unsold toys.
  • 🚗 Ole personally took on the task of selling the toys, which he managed to do successfully despite not being a natural salesman.
  • 🔄 The company's name 'LEGO' was chosen for its meaning in Latin, 'I put together', which aligns with the building nature of their toys.
  • 🔥 A devastating fire in 1942 destroyed the LEGO workshop, but Ole was determined to rebuild and continue the business.
  • 🛠️ The introduction of a plastic molding machine allowed LEGO to expand its product line beyond wooden toys, eventually leading to the creation of the iconic LEGO bricks.
  • 🧩 The development of the LEGO system of play, which enabled children to build houses and learn about traffic safety, was a breakthrough for the company.
  • 🌐 Gottfried's idea to put LEGO into a system and focus on the construction aspect of the toys led to international success and the expansion of the LEGO universe.

Q & A

  • Who was the founder of the LEGO company?

    -The founder of the LEGO company was a skilled carpenter named Ole Kirk Christiansen.

  • What was the initial business of Ole Kirk Christiansen before he started making toys?

    -Ole Kirk Christiansen initially had his own carpentry company, but due to hard times, he had to dismiss his last worker and close down the workshop.

  • What event led Ole Kirk Christiansen to consider making toys?

    -Ole Kirk Christiansen got the idea to make toys after he created a little invention that made his sons very happy.

  • What was the first significant order for Ole's wooden toys?

    -The first significant order for Ole's wooden toys came from a wholesaler from Fredericia who was impressed with the quality of the toys.

  • What unfortunate event occurred after Ole received a large order from a wholesaler?

    -After receiving a large order, Ole found out that the wholesaler had filed for bankruptcy and couldn't buy the toys that had been ordered.

  • What did Ole Kirk Christiansen decide to do with the toys that couldn't be sold due to the wholesaler's bankruptcy?

    -Ole decided to drive around and sell the toys himself, despite not being a very good salesman.

  • What is the meaning of the name 'LEGO' in Latin?

    -In Latin, the word 'LEGO' means 'I put together'.

  • What was the breakthrough product that led to the success of LEGO's plastic toys?

    -The breakthrough product was the gray Ferguson tractor, which marked the success of LEGO's plastic toys.

  • What was Gottfried's idea to improve the clutch power of LEGO bricks?

    -Gottfried noticed that LEGO bricks had a better clutch power when they had tubes inside, leading to a whole construction system with endless possibilities.

  • What was the concept behind the 'LEGO System of Play'?

    -The 'LEGO System of Play' was designed to give children a realistic town setting to build houses from LEGO bricks, stimulating their imagination and creativity.

  • What significant infrastructure did Gottfried build to facilitate the global sale of LEGO toys?

    -Gottfried built an airport, Billund Airport, to make it easier to sell LEGO toys worldwide.

  • What was the visitor count for the first year of LEGOLAND?

    -In the first year, LEGOLAND had six hundred thousand visitors.

  • What is the core belief of the LEGO company regarding the quality of their products?

    -The core belief of the LEGO company is that 'only the best is good enough' because children deserve the best.

Outlines

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😀 The Origin of LEGO and Ole Kirk Christiansen's Journey

This paragraph introduces the LEGO brand's humble beginnings with Ole Kirk Christiansen, a skilled carpenter who, during a difficult financial period, had to let go of his last employee. After a tragic loss of his wife, Ole found inspiration in his sons and decided to venture into toy-making, using leftover wood from his carpentry business. The story highlights Ole's resilience and creativity, which led to the establishment of a toy workshop in Billund, where high-quality wooden toys were produced. A significant turning point came when a wholesaler from Fredericia placed a large order, marking the start of LEGO's commercial success.

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🛠️ The LEGO Brand and Gottfried's Innovations

The narrative continues with the evolution of the LEGO company under Ole's leadership, focusing on the importance of quality and the adoption of the name 'LEGO,' which means 'I put together' in Latin. Despite initial financial struggles, the company began to thrive, leading to the purchase of a milling machine to improve toy production. A critical lesson on maintaining high standards is illustrated through Gottfried's attempt to cut costs on lacquer, which Ole did not approve. The story also covers a devastating fire in 1942 that destroyed the workshop but did not deter the family from rebuilding and eventually exploring new opportunities with plastic toys, including the iconic LEGO bricks.

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🚜 The Introduction of the LEGO System and Gottfried's Salesmanship

This paragraph delves into the innovative 'LEGO System of Play,' which allowed children to build houses and understand traffic safety, marking a significant breakthrough in the toy industry. The system's popularity led to international sales, but it also faced challenges, such as the bricks' inability to support weight without falling apart. Gottfried's ingenuity in improving the clutch power of the bricks by incorporating tubes revolutionized LEGO into a versatile construction system. The story also recounts Gottfried's personal efforts to sell LEGO products during a financial crisis and his vision for expanding the company's reach through an airport and a larger exhibition space.

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🌟 The Expansion of LEGO and the Birth of LEGOLAND

The final paragraph highlights the ambitious plans of Gottfried to build an airport for easier global sales and the creation of LEGOLAND, an amusement park made entirely of LEGO bricks. The park's success, with 600,000 visitors in its first year, exceeded all expectations. The narrative concludes with a reflection on the legacy of quality and innovation instilled by Ole and carried forward by Gottfried, emphasizing the company's commitment to providing children with the best possible toys that inspire creativity and learning.

Mindmap

Keywords

💡Lego

Lego is a brand of plastic construction toys that interlock with each other. It is central to the video's theme, illustrating the origin and evolution of the Lego company. The script mentions Ole Kirk Christiansen, the founder, who named the company Lego, which means 'I put together' in Latin, and showcases how the Lego brick became a success.

💡Ole Kirk Christiansen

Ole Kirk Christiansen is the founder of the Lego company. His story is integral to the video, as it details his journey from a struggling carpenter to the creator of a globally recognized toy brand. His perseverance and innovation are highlighted through various challenges he faced, such as the bankruptcy of a wholesaler and a devastating fire.

💡Innovation

Innovation is a key concept in the video, representing the process of developing new ideas and putting them into practice. It is exemplified by Ole's decision to make toys from leftover wood and his later adoption of a plastic molding machine to create the first Lego bricks, which revolutionized the company's product line.

💡Quality

Quality is a recurring theme in the video, emphasizing the importance of producing well-crafted toys. Ole's commitment to using only the highest quality wood and his insistence on adding an extra layer of lacquer to the toys underscore the company's dedication to excellence, which became a cornerstone of the Lego brand.

💡Resilience

Resilience is depicted through the characters' ability to bounce back from adversity. The video shows Ole's determination to rebuild his business after personal loss and a workshop fire, and Gottfried's efforts to overcome financial crises and production challenges, ultimately leading to the success of the Lego system.

💡System of Play

The 'System of Play' is a concept introduced by Lego that allows children to build and create using the interlocking bricks. It represents a breakthrough in the toy industry, as it not only provided entertainment but also educational value, such as teaching children about traffic safety through the town plan sets.

💡Plastic Molding Machine

The plastic molding machine is a significant technological advancement mentioned in the script. It enabled Lego to produce plastic toys, including the first Lego bricks and teddy bears, which marked a shift from wooden toys to a more diverse range of products and contributed to the company's growth.

💡Clutch Power

Clutch power refers to the ability of Lego bricks to stick together firmly. Gottfried discovered that adding tubes inside the bricks improved their clutch power, which was a crucial innovation that allowed for more complex and stable constructions, thereby enhancing the play experience.

💡LEGOLAND

LEGOLAND is an amusement park built by the Lego company, which features models and attractions made from Lego bricks. The park represents the company's expansion into new ventures and its commitment to providing immersive experiences for children, fostering creativity and imagination.

💡Imagination

Imagination is a core value promoted by the Lego brand, as it encourages children to explore and express their own ideas through play. The video emphasizes how Lego bricks can be used to create anything in the world, limited only by a child's imagination, which is a key message in the company's philosophy.

💡Endless Possibilities

The concept of 'endless possibilities' is a recurring message in the video, highlighting the versatility of Lego bricks. It signifies the creative potential that the toys offer, allowing children to build an unlimited number of structures and scenarios, thus fostering creativity and problem-solving skills.

Highlights

The origin of the name LEGO predates the plastic brick, with a history rooted in the founder's name and the Danish word for 'play well'.

Ole Kirk Christiansen, a skilled carpenter, founded the company during a period of hardship, including the loss of his last worker and his wife.

Ole's invention of a toy brought joy to his sons, inspiring him to venture into toy production using leftover wood from his carpentry business.

The first significant business opportunity came when a wholesaler from Fredericia placed a large order for the high-quality wooden toys.

A devastating setback occurred when the wholesaler filed for bankruptcy, leaving Ole with an unsold inventory of toys.

Ole's perseverance led him to personally sell the toys, despite being a poor salesman, to ensure a Christmas meal for his family.

The company's name 'LEGO' was chosen for its meaning in Latin 'I put together', which was well received and helped the company to progress.

Gottfried, one of Ole's sons, played a crucial role in improving production and sales, despite a disagreement over cutting costs on lacquer.

A catastrophic fire in 1942 destroyed the LEGO workshop, but Ole was determined to rebuild and continue the business.

The introduction of a plastic molding machine marked a significant shift in LEGO's production, starting with plastic teddy bears and rattles.

The launch of the gray Ferguson tractor as a plastic toy marked the beginning of LEGO's success in the plastic toy market.

Gottfried's personal sales tour across the country helped LEGO recover from a financial crisis due to overstock.

The concept of a 'system' in toys was introduced by Gottfried, aiming to strengthen children's imagination and creativity through LEGO.

The first LEGO system of play allowed children to build houses and learn about traffic safety, a breakthrough in the toy industry.

Gottfried's observation that LEGO bricks with tubes inside had better clutch power led to the development of a versatile construction system.

Ole's passing left Gottfried to lead the company through another fire, which destroyed most of the wood production, but he decided to focus solely on the LEGO system.

The opening of Billund Airport was part of Gottfried's plan to expand LEGO's reach and facilitate global sales.

The creation of LEGOLAND as an amusement park was inspired by the need for a larger space to display LEGO models and attract visitors.

LEGO's philosophy of 'only the best is good enough' has been a guiding principle from Ole's dedication to quality to Gottfried's innovation.

Transcripts

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you've probably seen one of these a lego

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brick but have you ever wondered how it

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all started and why it's called lego

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actually the name is much older than

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this plastic brick are you curious

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let me tell you how it all began

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many years ago there was a skilled and

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hard-working carpenter named ole kirk

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christensen

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ole was a respected carpenter with his

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own company but times were hard so he

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didn't have much money and had to

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dismiss his last worker

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come on in

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i've closed down the workshop and packed

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my things thank you

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i suppose i'd better write you a

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paycheck

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take care

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[Music]

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well

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that was the last one

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i just didn't imagine that it would come

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to this i know

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it's hard to understand

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but at least now it can't get much worse

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but it did get worse

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shortly after oli lost his wife

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but ole was a special person he wasn't

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the type that gave up and with the

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responsibility of his four sons he had

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to think of something

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oli had gotten an idea and for him it

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never took long to put an idea into

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action

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ole's little invention made his boys so

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happy that he thought maybe he should

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start making toys

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ole decided to give it a try luckily he

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had saved up a lot of wood from the

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carpentry production he could now use it

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to make toys

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time passed by and even though olay was

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a skilled carpenter and had a good eye

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for quality and detail sales were very

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slow luckily one of his sons gottfried

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started helping out his dad after school

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together they just barely managed to

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keep up the production

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eventually word began to spread that

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wooden toys of the finest quality were

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being made in the little workshop in

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billund

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one day a man drove into town a man who

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would change olay's future

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he was a wholesaler from fredericia i've

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heard that you're making some very nice

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wooden toys

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well one does his best the wholesaler

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was very impressed with all the wooden

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toys and placed a big order before he

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left

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now there's finally someone who can see

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the opportunities in what we're doing

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look at this

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the wholesaler wants to put a lot of our

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toys into his store for the holidays

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it's going to be a good christmas this

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year

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but we'll be busy

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now there was a lot to do in the little

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workshop and olleh could re-hire his

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former workers olay only used the

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highest quality wood which was

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hand-picked and very carefully prepared

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they worked day and night to get the

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order finished so the wholesaler could

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get the toys out in stores before

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christmas

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is there something wrong dad

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i'm afraid that we're in big trouble

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in the middle of their work olay

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received a letter saying that the

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wholesaler had filed for bankruptcy and

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couldn't buy the toys that he had

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ordered

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but what are you gonna do

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what about christmas

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now we can't even afford food

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[Music]

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i'll do it

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what are you gonna do dad

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i'll do it myself

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i'll drive around selling the toys

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there was no time to lose ole packed the

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car with all the toys and drove off

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olay was a very good toy maker but was

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not a very good salesman

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he didn't like praising himself or

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talking about how carefully the toys had

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been made

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but he had to keep trying if he was

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going to sell anything

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this is going to be a blast

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is there anything you're interested in

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it looks exciting but i don't have a lot

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of money right now maybe we could trade

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and call it even

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well

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i would prefer money

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but

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in the end he succeeded in selling all

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the toys

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he didn't receive as much money as he

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had hoped but the family managed and

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they had plenty of food for christmas

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time passed by but the toys didn't sell

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as quickly as they had expected

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ole thought perhaps the company needed a

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good name

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what should it be

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it has to be a short word i want it to

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convey playing well in danish playing

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well is called lie gut

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what should it be what should it be

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yeah if only i could get some sort of a

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sign

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lego as you can see olay himself ended

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up finding a very suitable name but what

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he didn't know was that in latin the

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word lego means i put together

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the name lego was well received and the

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company slowly started to move forward

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we have made three thousand crowns this

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year and we have more orders than usual

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did you say three thousand crowns

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then you need to see what i've been

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looking at

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even though gottfried wasn't comfortable

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spending money on a milling machine

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he could see that it was useful and that

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the quality of the toys improved could

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you finish the last batch and get it

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ready for shipping i will

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dad dad i saved a lot of money for the

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company today really

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how

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i figured we could save money in the

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lacquer so i only coded the ducks twice

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instead of three times

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you what

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unfortunately gottfried's idea didn't go

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over well with olei oli made gottfried

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unpack all the ducks himself give them

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the last layer of lacquer and bring them

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back to the train station ole believed

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in high quality and not cheating his

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customers when gottfried returned olli

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explained that that wasn't the way to

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create a good brand this little lesson

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opened gottfried's eyes to the fact that

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every detail matters and only the best

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is good enough in the late 1930s lego

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was making a profit even when the second

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world war broke out they tried to make

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the best out of a difficult time it

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seemed nothing could go wrong

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but a stormy night in 1942 changed their

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luck

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there's a fire the workshop is on fire

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but when the firemen arrived they were

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unable to save the workshop

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it burned to the ground and all the

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drawings and models were destroyed

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ole was beginning to lose hope all that

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he had worked for was gone and he almost

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lost his company but being responsible

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for his children and workers inspired

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him to rebuild lego

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a new factory was constructed

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soon the production of wooden toys

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started again

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the little company fought its way back

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into the market

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gradually the lego factory began to run

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smoothly and ole started looking for new

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challenges

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one day he went to copenhagen to look at

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a new machine that had just arrived in

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denmark it was a plastic molding machine

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and ole was very excited about it

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should we buy it it sure is a good

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bargain and it will give us a lot of

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opportunities

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well it does sound interesting but it is

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a lot of money i'll take that as a yes

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when the plastic molding machine finally

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arrived ole started making little

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plastic teddy bears and rattles

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but he still had the plastic bricks that

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he had received at the fair there was

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something about them that he couldn't

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stop thinking about and even though no

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one else could see the potential in them

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ollie decided to redesign and put them

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into production

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but it was when lego first launched the

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gray ferguson tractor that the plastic

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toys became a success

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unfortunately the sales were dropping

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during the summer and the company had

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too many toys in stock this can't be

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right of course our products can be sold

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the whole year not only for christmas

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godfrey decided that he would go out and

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sell the toys himself

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godfrey brought his wife edith as

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company and moral support

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if you can't get cash then

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we need butter and eggs

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well it wasn't that bad

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gottfried was a success in his trip

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around the country which helped lego to

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get out of its financial crisis

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they reached home just in time for ole's

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birthday party ole turned 60 and the

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whole family was gathered to celebrate

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with him

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well i guess it was a long trip around

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the country

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hey i got an idea uh listen listen what

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about a picture with the three

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generations everyone thought that was a

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good idea and we were placed on the sofa

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with all the presents and flowers around

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us

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on a business trip to england gottfried

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met the head of a big shopping center on

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his way home they discussed the toy

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industry and the conversation would be

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very important to the future of lego

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damn this industry i just think that

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toys are no good nowadays

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what do you mean i think they're working

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very well oh they work fine sure but

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there's no system in anything

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system

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system

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hmm

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there isn't any system what in the world

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are you doing girlfriend there isn't any

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system the toys need an idea and a

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system built around it

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i want to put system into play

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children have only been offered

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ready-made solutions they need something

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different that will strengthen their

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imagination and creativity

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so you're trying to put lego into a

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system

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interesting

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that same year lego started producing

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the first lego system of play children

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could now build houses from the lego

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bricks the town plan gave play a

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realistic town setting and with this

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children learned about traffic safety my

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sisters and i could play with the new

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lego system for hours

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some people said we were the luckiest

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children in the world because we grew up

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in a toy factory

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it was a huge breakthrough and gottfried

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decided to try selling it outside of

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denmark the system of play was so

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popular that they managed to sell it to

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many countries

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look what i just built that is really

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nice kell even though lego was meant for

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only building houses there was still a

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lot of opportunity

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there was just one problem hmm

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i can't lift it up it

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it keeps falling apart

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that made gottfried wonder he wanted to

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find a way to make the lego bricks stick

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together

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but that was easier said than done

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gottfried noticed that the lego bricks

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got a better clutch power with tubes

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inside

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now it was no longer just bricks but a

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whole construction system with endless

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possibilities

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this was groundbreaking for the lego

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product with a child's imagination lego

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could be anything in the world over and

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over again

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the imagination is the limit look dad

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now i can build everything

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unfortunately olay never got to see how

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successful the little brick actually

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became

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gottfried was left on his own and he had

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to go through another fire at lego that

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destroyed most of the wood production

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just like his father gottfried knew that

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he had to try to get the best out of any

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situation and never give up

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gottfried took the hard times with his

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head held high

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as sales grew the company also got

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bigger

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he had to think ahead and he decided not

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to resume the production of wooden toys

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and to only focus on the lego system

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it turned out to be a great decision

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many new models were built and lego got

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stronger in the toy industry

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sir which one of these do you think is

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the best

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um

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ah that one even though it got busier at

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lego godfrey still had bigger plans now

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he wanted to build an airport so it

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would be easier to sell his toys to the

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whole world

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like father like son it didn't take long

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to put his idea into action

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only three years later billand airport

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was open

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the many guests and business connections

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who visited the company always wanted to

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see the modeling department

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gradually it got so crowded that it was

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hard for the employees to keep up their

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work i think we better wait a while

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gottfried could see that something had

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to be done

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he needed a bigger place to display the

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lego models

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uh i don't want to interrupt so i'll

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just put this package of our new lego

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train uh on the table

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just put it there

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train

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the idea grew quickly from an exhibition

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room to an amusement park

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and then we could have a tower so you

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could look over the whole park from

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above the whole town

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it will be a land made out of lego

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legoland

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well it looks interesting but how many

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visitors are you actually counting on

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well i guess um

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200

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300 000 300 000

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even though it sounded like a lot my dad

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was actually pretty far off the mark

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there were six hundred thousand guests

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the very first year

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my family and i were there to greet the

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guests we've kept up this tradition ever

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since

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now you know how it all began

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lego wouldn't be what it is today if it

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hadn't been for my grandfather's sense

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of quality and search for perfection

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my father firmly believed in the endless

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possibilities of the lego system i seek

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to take the lego idea even further

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encouraging children to explore

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experience and express their own world a

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world without limits

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and we are still convinced that only the

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best is good enough because children

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deserve the best

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