The wit and lawyer William Travers once joined a group of people watching the end of a yacht race in Newport, Rhode Island. As each boat crossed the finish line, the name of its owner was announced. Informed that every man was a wealthy stockbroker, Travers gazed pensively at the flotilla. "And w-w-where," he remarked with his distinctive stutter, "are the c-c-customers' yachts?"
Travers, William R. (1819-1887) American lawyer and wit