The Houston-based lawyer, who was recently named the woman with the widest tongue in the world by Guinness World Records, has an incredibly wide tongue measuring almost 8cm – I mentioned Scottish sun.
He runs his own law firm. Brittany Lacayo He has long known that he has special abilities, because, as can be seen in the video shared by the organization that handles the world record collection, he can lick up to four lollipops at the same time, or if necessary, he can hold an entire bar of chocolate in his mouth without breaking it.
However, it didn’t occur to him until the summer of 2024 that he could become the record holder. However, he recently checked out the dimensions of the woman with the world’s widest tongue, which he has since dethroned. The previous record holder’s tongue is 7.3 cm wide, which didn’t bother Lacayo so much that he measured his own tongue out of curiosity.
“When I show people my tongue, most people are shocked and laugh. I get funny questions, but I eat and drink like everyone else, and it hasn’t caused me any problems,” said the proud record holder.
Incidentally, the Guinness Book of World Records, which was originally invented to settle a simple fishing dispute, is full of people with similar special talents. Another American woman lives in Connecticut Samantha Ramsdell For example, he holds the world record for having the world's largest mouth: he can eat a large portion of French fries or four cheeseburgers at once.
The story of one of the world's most popular book series began with a dispute between two fishermen.
It has been almost 70 years since the Guinness Book of World Records, the favorite reading for fans of adventurers who push the boundaries of human existence and achieve strange and at the same time difficult records, set out on a journey to conquer the world. Perhaps not everyone knows that the book that protects world records and the organization that publishes it were originally published by the famous Irish brewery Guinness for promotional purposes only. Just as it is not a well-known fact that if one of Sir Hugh Beaver’s expeditions in Ireland had gone well, perhaps no one today would be able to keep track of who has the longest fingernails in the world or who can solve the most Rubik’s puzzles. To put a cube while riding a unicycle.
