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ELI5: Torque Vs Horsepower

I still struggle to easily define the difference between the two, any help appreciated!  

EDIT: Thanks for all the answers!
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Imagine you're roofing a house and you need to get 100 bundles of shingles up a ladder and on the roof. Torque is how many bundles you can carry at a time, while horsepower is how quickly you can get all the bundles on the roof. If one person can carry one bundle up in a minute and another person can carry two bundles at a time but it takes him two minutes, they have the same horsepower but the second guy has more torque. The first guy has to move twice as fast to accomplish the same thing.