A Pennsylvania Man Spent Years Creating the World's Tallest Hat
A 24-year-old man in Pennsylvania named Joshua Kiser spent the past four years attempting to break the record for the world's tallest hat, and he's finally done it.
Joshua first decided to do it when he was browsing the internet during the pandemic quarantine, and he saw the record for the world's tallest hat had been set a couple years before . . . and that it was 15 feet and nine inches.
He set out to beat that record, but it wasn't easy.
His first effort . . . using stacked cardboard blocks and Velcro . . . was an "utter failure." So was his second one, which involved wooden dowels. He also tried creating one with chicken wire in a tall cone shape.
Eventually, he found success using a couple of 10-foot-long aluminum gutters from Home Depot and a modified metal Philadelphia Eagles trash can.
Joshua's final design was 17 feet, 9.5 inches . . . and weighed more than 26 pounds. But he was able to wear the hat and walk the minimum distance to get the record, which was 10 meters or about 33 feet.
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Pranking the New Hire with the Pledge of Allegiance
Do this the next time your company hires someone. A dentist's office in Colorado pranked their new coworker by starting their daily meeting with the Pledge of Allegiance.
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NYC Mayor Eric Adams' Favorite Catchphrase Is Going Viral
New York City Mayor Eric Adams got indicted for bribery and wire fraud this week. Now a super-cut of his favorite catchphrase is going viral again.
He loves comparing New York to other cities. Like at a Greek heritage event last year, he said, "New York is the Athens of America." Then he called it the "Dublin of America" on St. Patrick's Day.
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