Happy Eat an Extra Dessert Day! Yeah yeah, Labor Day too, but this feels much more important.

This is The Reset Button from Classic Nerd, resetting your day.

Editors note: A few readers were quite understandably confused when we listed a certain birthday in last Friday’s newsletter — Engelbert Humperdinck. It’s a name that’s hard to forget.

It’s certainly reasonable to first think of the singer who rose to prominence in the late 1960s and ’70s with hits like “Release Me” — born in May of 1936. However, we listed a birthdate of September 1, 1854.

That’s because Engelbert Humperdinck is actually a stage name. Arnold George Dorsey adopted the name at the suggestion of Gordon Mills, a friend and music impresario. After years of struggling to break through in the music industry, Mills suggested Dorsey adopt the name of a 19th-century composer best known for his opera, The OG Humperdinck was born in 1854.