Betsy Roddy’s family used to send a Father’s Day card each year to her great-grandmother, Sonora Dodd. The unusual practice seemed an obvious tradition to her family: Dodd invented Father’s Day. It was 1909 when Dodd suggested at a Mother’s Day church sermon that dads should have their day, too.

Lie? George is famous for his confession to his father, “I cannot tell a lie. I did cut it with my hatchet,” referring to the cherry tree incident. Historians and scientists confirm that Augustine’s farm had cherry trees, performing botanical analysis on the property and finding evidence of cherry pits in the cellar.

The trio’s first robot-fueled collab is out now, “Dad Jokes Illustrated: Volume 1” available on Amazon just in time for Father’s Day. The book includes 40 specially curated (by a real dad) dad jokes and illustrated by the human-robot team.