Mick Cullen crushed and threw 36 cans into a recycling bin in 30
seconds.
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All Comments for this Record Category
Mick Cullen
Sorry you feel that way, Hunter, but a precedent was set earlier on this record when they made the same ruling about a different video, simply subtracting a can from the total when the person threw two cans at once. This wasn't the first time they made that decision.
Dan Rollman
Money will not be split. I'm sorry Jordan -- this decision is out of our hands.
Hunter Vanness
as in what the rules say, you shouldnt accept it if you throw two in at a time
Jordan Yaun
i have no clue because i read it as only one of us gets the title of being the world record holder? idk im confused now too...
Mick Cullen
Is that what they meant, Jordan? That wasn't what I got from Dan's post, but maybe I misread it.
Jordan Yaun
so the money is still split...i just won't be recognized as the winner...sounds good to me...congrats mick :)
Dan Rollman
Following extended dialogue with the team at Stride today, we need to provide clarity about what a "tie" is. We were incorrect in believing that any category in which two or more people submit the same approved value is counted as a "tie." A "tie" only happens when two or more people submit EXACTLY THE SAME VALUE at EXACTLY THE SAME TIME.
For this category and all others in which there are ties, the FIRST entrant to submit an approved value will be recognized as the winner. Later attempts which match that value will be recognized as DENIED attempts. This stays in line with our existing RecordSetter policy, in which you need to BEAT an existing record in order to gain world record recognition.
We are incredibly sorry for the confusion on this issue. It's an unfortunate situation, and one we feel badly about. As a token of our apology, we will send a RecordSetter t-shirt and a copy of The RecordSetter Book of World Records to all of those affected directly by this issue.
Dan Rollman
Correct, all. Ties will be split.
Alyjha Williams
Jordan Yaun
sweet...yeah true true...well good job on the 36 man...
Mick Cullen
Jordan's right. And hey, I'd rather split it than get nothing! Congrats, Jordan.
Jordan Yaun
well if you refer to the comments on Long Lasting Record #9: Most People To Wear The Same Suit In One Minute...they had a tie and Dan Rollman said ties will be split...
Jeff P
its not a tie you didnt break the current record so you get nothing its whoever submits it first
Jordan Yaun
So Since This Was A Tie Is The Money Going To Be Split?
Rob Birdsong
Jordan, your final and 37th can did not fall within the 30 second time limit.
Jordan Yaun
why is my 36 cans a fail when its a tie? and why was my 37 cans denied??
Rob Birdsong
Hunter - thanks for your note. We noticed the same thing, hence the count "36" instead of "37".
Hunter Vanness
note*
Hunter Vanness
on micks new record, please not that he threw two cans in one time, more than once
Brian Pankey
Mick your always a man who does good deeds! Recycling rules!
Mick Cullen
Thanks, Emily! :)
Emily Miethner
Nice job, Mick!
Dan Rollman
Gold Member As long as it is a proper recycling bin, any size is permissible.
Dan Rollman
We have decided to accept the attempt and subtract the "double throw" noted by Austin and Justin.
Austin Cummings
he threw them in 2 at a time at :29
Justin Lister
He threw in two at once 28 - 29 Sec
Alyjha Williams
lol i was going to upload my 15 but 15 is a crappy number
Gold Member
what are the official dimensions of the recycling bin!