The Guinness Book of Records It contains in its pages the most varied and striking evidence that shows the exclusivity of being the best in the field in question. Inside it, you can find the most unusual challenges such as wrapping a person in gift wrap!
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That was the record that a teacher managed to break with one of his students by setting a new brand for him. Guinness when you wrapped it in Gift Wrap in less than two minutes. Specifically, the mark that preceded them was set at 1 minute and 58 seconds, and has dropped to 1 minute and 43 seconds.
The person responsible for the feat was David Rush, a teacher from Idaho (United States) known for breaking numerous Guinness records with the aim of disseminating scientific knowledge, and now he added one more by being the fastest to wrap a teenager in Gift Wrap.
This test had already been carried out in advance and the person responsible had been the youtuber Dude Perfect, which set the mark at one minute and fifty-eight seconds.
Now he was dethroned by the professor Rush, which together with the son of his neighbor Joey reduced that time to one minute and forty-three seconds, consecrating themselves internationally.
According to the regulations of the Guinness record, the regulations provided that the paper could not be touched before the time began and the paper could not tear in the attempt to wrap the young man. In turn, the limbs had to be covered perfectly.
“People are not boxes and conforming paper to body angles without tearing is a serious challenge,” said the American professor. Despite this, he did not give up, and managed to beat the record by placing the paper in a strategic position that facilitated the work.
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Joey, the young man who was involved, is also known in social networks for having achieved the Guinness record to put on a shirt in a special way in just three seconds and ten hundredths.