High fives are tough. In a recent study (conducted by John), 75% of high-five attempts fail. It's a sad reality. You score a game winning goal and you go for the big high-five and you just don't hit that sweet spot that would have made that moment just that much better. But a few days later you finish work 5-minutes early and you high-five your co-worker and it's just perfect, it almost seems like you waste your best high-fives for non-high-five necessary moments.

Well worry no more. Navleen came up with an invention that will change the high-five game. It's a product that guarantees the perfect high-five 90% of the time. It straps on to your arm, there's a laser target to help you aim and zone in on your friend's hand and boom. The perfect high-five.

Navleen needs to file a patent on this much needed product, as high-fives are becoming less and less popular because of the risk of looking like an idiot on a failed high-five attempt.

Explain to Navleen the process of 'filing a patent' and the importance of being 'first-to-file'?