Video - From Nude Athletes to LSD Spies: History's Strangest Motivations!

Did you know that in ancient Greece, athletes used to compete in the nude to motivate themselves and honor the gods? Speaking of strange motivations, in the 19th century, doctors would prescribe powdered mummies as medicine, believing it had magical healing powers. Fast forward to the 1960s, a janitor at NASA accidentally motivated the entire Apollo program by saying, "I'm not mopping floors; I'm helping put a man on the moon!" And here's a spicy one: during the Cold War, the CIA tried to motivate their spies by secretly slipping LSD into their coffee to enhance creativity. So, what's the weirdest motivation you've ever heard of? Let us know in the comments