My Proverb is "Too many cooks in the kitchen spoils the broth." According to importantindia.com, the proverb most likely dates back to at least the late medieval period and in 1575 it was cited by the English writer George Gascoigne, who noted that "too many cooks spoils the broth" was a common proverb. It means that too many people contributing to one project can lead to a low quality of work.
I couldn't find the exact font for "broth" from the original Campbell's soup can. But when I thought more about the meaning behind my proverb, the "broth" is technically supposed to be spoiled, so it's kind of fitting that it's not perfect. And with all the "cooks" displayed in different fonts, it shows that with all the fonts available, many of them are poorly designed and your options can get cluttered.
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