Herrig & Vogt was founded in this year

George’s response to “How are you?”

The Spanish word for green

In George Vogt’s theory of Eugenics, smart people need to have this many children

Fellow Actor & Governor of this sunny state issued a proclamation making May 26, 2007 “John Wayne Day”

The state in which George Vogt was born, also known as the Garden State

This recent employee departure featured cupcakes with the Vogt-ism “You are dead to us” written in chocolate.

This gum-chewing child famously turns into a giant blueberry in Willy Wonka

According to George Vogt, this is the smartest person in the office

Wayne’s only Academy Award was for playing Rooster Cogburn in this film, a character who was later portrayed in the 2010 remake by Jeff Bridges (whose performance earned an Academy Award nomination as well.)

The prestigious law school George attended

According to George, this is the reason why we use white binders

This graphic-novel-turned-film’s infamous “V speech” urges us to “Remember Remember the Fifth of November.”

George Vogt does not approve of this increasingly-popular practice, in which people take tiny amounts of substances like LSD before going about their lives (and coming in to work.)

In a departure from Director John Ford & John Wayne’s typical westerns, he starred opposite Maureen O’Hara as a retired American boxer returning to the Irish village of his birth in this lauded romantic comedy-drama released in 1952.

The year George Vogt was born, and the year of the release of Cecil B. DeMille's epic film The Ten Commandments, starring Charlton Heston as Moses

This insulting refrain was aimed at Mr. Schrute from “The Office” and is often repeated by George. The line is a reference to the 1978 SNL skit "Point/Counterpoint" where Dan Akroyd calls Jane Curtin the same name.

This Northern Irish singer-songwriter’s 1967 hit “Brown Eyed Girl” is still remains widely familiar today

A known parenting tactic of George Vogt is to put a child up on a fence and tell them to jump off - insisting that he’ll catch them, only to let them fall. He then gives them this piece of cynical advice

Both “The Duke” and “Indiana” Jones got their well-known monikers from this childhood source of inspiration.

George graduated Cum Laude from Loyola Marymount University with a Bachelor’s degree in this subject studying the science of behavior and mind

One of George’s favorite quotes is the famous line "A man's gotta do what a man's gotta do," which is widely mis-attributed to a John Wayne’s character, The Ringo Kid, in this 1939 film. He actually says "There are some things a man just can't run away from," when asked why he intends to stay and avenge his family's murders rather than try to escape to Mexico.

In Norse mythology, this is one of a host of female figures who choose those who may die in battle and those who may live

This, patent pending, George Vogt invention allows parent to track their children with GPS, similar to microchipping your dog

Starred opposite Jimmy Stewart in this 1962 film about a senator who became famous for killing a notorious outlaw and tells the truth about his deed upon his return for the funeral of an old friend. The film was also the first occasion where Wayne called someone “Pilgrim.”