Guinness World Records
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Sep 17, 2026
William GoodgeGUEST
Et cetera, et cetera, so.
Rich RollHOST
And this time you have the Guinness Book of World Records, uh, on board.
Rich RollHOST
Like, there's buy-in.
Rich RollHOST
Like, you've appraised them that this is what you're attempting to do.
Rich RollHOST
... around your performance.
William GoodgeGUEST
Which is all fair enough.
William GoodgeGUEST
So Guinness have made it an official challenge or record that I can do.
William GoodgeGUEST
There is still some stuff we're doing with the licensing, but it's all moving in the right direction.
PokeSisterKatieHOST
Number 20.
PokeSisterKatieHOST
Originally given the Japanese title Puckman, what 1980s arcade game was inducted into the Guinness Book of World Records as the most successful coin-operated game in 2005? Well, that
RealBreakingNateHOST
would be Pac-Man.
PokeSisterKatieHOST
That is Pac-Man.
Connor HapperHOST
So this is a pretty high favorite right away.
JoeyPANELIST
And then headline number two, this is a little pun from Guinness World Record, but this is a well-seasoned Wisconsin woman wins record for massive salt and pepper sachet collection.
Connor HapperHOST
So, like, salt and pepper dispensers? Like, sachet? I thought it was
Mike SchaeferHOST
sachet.
Johnny MacHOST
Story number one in Wisconsin.
Johnny MacHOST
A Maine coon cat named Erebus Anomaly has earned the Guinness World Record with 29 toes.
Johnny MacHOST
That's 11 more than the usual 18 found on a domestic cat.
Johnny MacHOST
I would have gotten that wrong at trivia.
Dave MooreHOST
I see on your website, there's a giant Sonic the Hedgehog balloon, which is very cool if anyone wants to bring their kids to go and see that one.
Dave MooreHOST
But is it true there's a massive suitcase that potentially is trying to achieve a Guinness World Record at the moment and they're going to be down at your festival?
Frank MeldonGUEST
Yeah, absolutely.
Frank MeldonGUEST
So we're very excited about this.
Trace DominguezHOST
This is an easy search.
Trace DominguezHOST
You type it into the Guinness Book of World Records,
Julian HuguetHOST
our favorite source.
Julian HuguetHOST
Sick.
Landon DoanHOST
At least with 6'7", we had that fun hand gesture.
Phil WilliamsHOST
Speaking of fun hand gestures, Star Trek fans at that London Science Museum, yeah, they broke that Guinness World Record for the most people performing a Vulcan salute simultaneously.
Landon DoanHOST
Good job, nerds.
Phil WilliamsHOST
That's hard to say.
Josh WiddicombeHOST
They're multi, multi, multimillionaires.
Josh WiddicombeHOST
Their show, I was in the Guinness Book of Records for the world's most expensive magic act.
Josh WiddicombeHOST
So maybe they were chipping into their overheads.
Josh WiddicombeHOST
So over 30 years, they did 12 to 14 shows a week, 48 weeks a year.
Larry FedorukHOST
Susannah Mushat Jones, born in 1899 in Alabama, passing away in 2016.
Larry FedorukHOST
Recognized at the time by the Guinness World Record people as the oldest living person in the world.
Larry FedorukHOST
Also the last American verified to have lived in three different centuries.
Larry FedorukHOST
Emma Marano was born in Italy in 1899 and died there in 2017.
Landon DoanHOST
At least with 6-7 we had that fun hand gesture.
Phil WilliamsHOST
Speaking of fun hand gestures, Star Trek fans at that London Science Museum, yeah, they broke that Guinness World Record for the most people performing a Vulcan salute simultaneously.
Landon DoanHOST
Good job, nerds.
Phil WilliamsHOST
That's hard to say.
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