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In 1975, a Soviet naval officer led a mutiny onboard a frigate with the aim of toppling the government of Brezhnev. It failed after a standoff with half of the Soviet Baltic fleet, but an article about it inspired an insurance salesman named Tom Clancy to write his book, The Hunt for Red October

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Tom Clancy's stories were so detailed, many assumed he was ex-military. In fact he never served. He wrote most of his stories in his spare time whilst working as an insurance salesman.

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1. For the first 6 years of Pavarotti's career, he couldn't get paid singing roles and had to work as an elementary school teacher and insurance salesman to support himself.

2. Stephen Tobolowsky, the actor who played Ned Reyerson the insurance salesman was the grand marshal of Groundhog Day in Punxsutawney in 2010. He stayed in character.

3. I learned Radiohead named themselves after The Talking Heads Song “Radio Head” from the 1986 album True Stories. The song was written about actor Stephen Tobolowsky, who plays insurance salesman Ned Ryerson in Groundhog Day, and his psychic ability to perceive information about people.

4. After graduating from college, Evers worked as an insurance salesman before becoming a full-time activist.

5. The first person to be recorded saying "Can you hear me now?" on a cell phone was insurance salesman David Milehann in 1983, who was one of the first 1500 cellular phone users in the world at the time. [Audio] [phrase starts ~29s]

6. Former Buffalo Bills kicker Scott Norwood, after being waived, initially returned home to northern Virginia and disappeared completely from the public eye, eventually becoming an insurance salesman through the 1990s before returning to Buffalo as a real estate agent in 2002.