Aug 12, 2026 · 11 min · 5 segments
Join us at the A&W in Windermere on Thursday, August 20 for our world record attempt. We're raising money for Burgers To Beat MS and at the same time you can be a part of history! At 8:30am, we're…
How you can literally be part of human history, and loosely, loosely, but you can No ... as a group, as a collective, we are going to attempt...
No, we are going to- Yes.
[clapping] Set a record, [clapping] a Guinness Book of World Records record next Thursday, and we need your help.
Right.
So it's the most people in one spot eating a burger.
Teen Burger.
It is Burgers to Beat MS Day next Thursday, and, uh, we've been with A&W, a partner of ours for ages.
Very much so.
And I think that that's how they were like, "Hey, what a perfect connection.
This guy that obsesses over Teen Burgers- My entire life ... we should partner up with them." So we've been partners with A&W for a long time.
And, um, their, their big day is Burgers to Beat MS Day, and it is this Thursday, on the 20th.
And, um, $2 from every Teen Burger goes to fight MS, which is, um, at its worst in Alberta, MS.
Yes.
And so it's a really, really great thing, and we've done all sorts of things over the years to help bring attention or help s- you know, uh, uh, get some donations or, or raise some money for Burgers to Beat MS.
And this year we have decided, uh, enough m- enough pitter-pattering around, you know? Pitter-pattering? Pitter-pattering.
Yeah, Peter Pi- T- Peter didn't patter.
No. [laughs] Well, Pitter Patter.
Yes.
Enough patter.
Enough pitter-pattering around.
Yes.
We are going to set a world record.
So the details, Robbie, you will be on site next Thursday- You got it ... at the Windermere A&W.
You got it.
The bite time is scheduled for 8:30.
So at 8:15, it would be great for you to be there no later than 8:15, so we can make sure you have a Teen Burger in hand.
Text message coming in, "I'm a vegetarian.
Can I get a plant-based burger instead?" Hmm.
Hmm.
I don't think so for this one.
What does that do for the rules? Hmm.
That would, that would...
It's a different record.
'Cause it's a Teen Burger.
Could you get a plant burger? The Beyond Meat Teen Burger.
It's good.
You'd have to go in and get it for yourself, I think, 'cause we're just g- we're, we're going volume here.
Yeah, we're only...
Right, yeah.
But yeah, if you wanna be part of it, we welcome you to be part of it, all right? Yeah, we'll take a vegetarian that buys their own.
Why not? Take a bite.
So this is, because it is Burgers to Beat MS- Yep ...
it is their biggest thing.
We try and raise as much money as possible.
To be part o- or of the attempted world record, y- it's a minimum $5 donation.
Yes.
That'd be great.
Right? You will get a, you will get the burger to eat for $5, if not more.
Do more.
Don't be a jerk about it.
Yeah, we are trying to raise money.
Right? So- Ultimately, so ...
minimum $5.
We'll hand you a burger, and then we'll all, what, hang out in the parking lot, and then Robbie, at 8:30, 3, 2, 1, we'll all bite into a Teen Burger.
Yes.
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How you can literally be part of human history, and loosely, loosely, but you can No ... as a group, as a collective, we are going to attempt...
No, we are going to- Yes.
[clapping] Set a record, [clapping] a Guinness Book of World Records record next Thursday, and we need your help.
Right.
So it's the most people in one spot eating a burger.
Teen Burger.
It is Burgers to Beat MS Day next Thursday, and, uh, we've been with A&W, a partner of ours for ages.
Very much so.
And I think that that's how they were like, "Hey, what a perfect connection.
This guy that obsesses over Teen Burgers- My entire life ... we should partner up with them." So we've been partners with A&W for a long time.
And, um, their, their big day is Burgers to Beat MS Day, and it is this Thursday, on the 20th.
And, um, $2 from every Teen Burger goes to fight MS, which is, um, at its worst in Alberta, MS.
Yes.
And so it's a really, really great thing, and we've done all sorts of things over the years to help bring attention or help s- you know, uh, uh, get some donations or, or raise some money for Burgers to Beat MS.
And this year we have decided, uh, enough m- enough pitter-pattering around, you know? Pitter-pattering? Pitter-pattering.
Yeah, Peter Pi- T- Peter didn't patter.
No. [laughs] Well, Pitter Patter.
Yes.
Enough patter.
Enough pitter-pattering around.
Yes.
We are going to set a world record.
So the details, Robbie, you will be on site next Thursday- You got it ... at the Windermere A&W.
You got it.
The bite time is scheduled for 8:30.
So at 8:15, it would be great for you to be there no later than 8:15, so we can make sure you have a Teen Burger in hand.
Text message coming in, "I'm a vegetarian.
Can I get a plant-based burger instead?" Hmm.
Hmm.
I don't think so for this one.
What does that do for the rules? Hmm.
That would, that would...
It's a different record.
'Cause it's a Teen Burger.
Could you get a plant burger? The Beyond Meat Teen Burger.
It's good.
You'd have to go in and get it for yourself, I think, 'cause we're just g- we're, we're going volume here.
Yeah, we're only...
Right, yeah.
But yeah, if you wanna be part of it, we welcome you to be part of it, all right? Yeah, we'll take a vegetarian that buys their own.
Why not? Take a bite.
So this is, because it is Burgers to Beat MS- Yep ...
it is their biggest thing.
We try and raise as much money as possible.
To be part o- or of the attempted world record, y- it's a minimum $5 donation.
Yes.
That'd be great.
Right? You will get a, you will get the burger to eat for $5, if not more.
Do more.
Don't be a jerk about it.
Yeah, we are trying to raise money.
Right? So- Ultimately, so ...
minimum $5.
We'll hand you a burger, and then we'll all, what, hang out in the parking lot, and then Robbie, at 8:30, 3, 2, 1, we'll all bite into a Teen Burger.
Yes.
