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0:00 since the real life is this just fantasy 0:01 cut landslide no escape from reality 0:02 open guys look at my skies and see I’m 0:03 just a poor boy I need no sympathy 0:04 because I’m easy come easy go little 0:05 high little low anyway Limbo’s does 0:06 really matter to me to me 0:07 [Music] 0:12 hi I’m Sean Shannon and I have the 0:15 record for doing the famous to be or not 0:17 to be speech but a little quicker than 0:19 that comentary let’s question oh there’s 0:22 no one to stop listening is now is 0:23 alliteration fortune or to take arms 0:24 against a sea of troubles my posing in 0:25 them to die to Sleep No More wisely we 0:26 say we end the heartache and aftershocks 0:27 the flesh stood ready sconce Bates and W 0:29 do it did I just think we pretend dream 0:30 others the referenda sleep would you be 0:31 coming if shifter office mortal comas 0:33 come suppose there’s respect in Misco 0:34 enthroned life for this inconstant 0:35 present on the problems contribute the 0:36 pains despised love the laws delay the 0:38 insolence and the spurns a patient 0:39 matter with a summers quest me with a 0:40 burg rug burn good far as better button 0:42 sway left that are just at the end does 0:43 come from country returns puzzles the 0:45 world mr. Bevis is we haven’t found you 0:46 enough this conch them it covers it on 0:48 this native you’d finish need signal 0:49 thickest huh and pres great pissed mum 0:50 Vista guard the currents turn awry 0:51 loosen have action now that was not my 0:55 perfect one to get the record I had make 0:58 no mistakes I know I made three or three 0:59 mistakes I can recall I made but it 1:01 gives you an idea of how fast it sounds 1:03 it’s hard to get the record you can’t 1:05 make any mistakes and I’m out of 1:07 practice a little bit was 1995 when I 1:08 got it but I can still talk when I first 1:11 became interested in its record in 1989 1:13 I met Norris McGirt or one of the twins 1:15 that’s basically started the Guinness 1:17 Book of Records and he was interesting 1:19 the fast-talking record it was one that 1:21 he took particularly interest in he told 1:22 me the qualities and this I guess is 1:24 memory that would like to try to break 1:25 my record if you’re out there he said 1:27 it’s a combination of mental acuity and 1:29 verbal agility so think those things 1:31 through you’d have to have both of them 1:32 to break the record and if you do well 1:34 go ahead and give it a try sometimes I 1:36 get asked if there’s any repercussions 1:38 any downsides to be able to talk really 1:40 quickly and I would say that if you talk 1:42 so quickly that people understand where 1:43 you’re saying if you zoom the 1:44 conversation because they can’t and the 1:45 words you’re saying then you have to 1:46 repeat everything that actually doesn’t 1:47 save a lot of time at all better just to 1:48 go a little bit slower and get the job 1:50 done what I like about talking quickly 1:52 when I’m in the mood is not so much that 1:54 I memorize some speech I can say it 1:55 really quickly what I like is this is a 1:57 topic random like butterflies or talk 1:59 about butterflies really media mean what 2:00 they think about them in life and stuff 2:01 like that and so it gives people abuzz 2:03 because they know they’ve made up a 2:04 topic and actually think well the topic 2:05 Integra weekly by the topic or randomly 2:07 so if somebody said your topic I’d be 2:09 able talk about really fast cuz and get 2:10 it out and people find that amusing in 2:11 the easy laugh a little bit and I’m 2:12 happy to be an entertainer if that’s 2:14 what it is 2:15 sometimes I get asked if I can speak in 2:16 foreign languages now I grew up in 2:19 Canada so I can speak a little bit of 2:20 French my accents terrible 2:22 so all proper French speakers will 2:24 Prince now there’s just two real mql 2:27 oblivia de menthe and that just means 2:29 I’m the man that talks the fastest in 2:30 the world with my French accent 2:34 you
