What Happens If We Don’t Sleep? - Guinness World Records
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A record so dangerous that Guinness World Records no longer actively monitor it.
The longest recorded period for which a person has voluntarily deprived themselves of sleep achieved by Randy Gardner (USA) in San Diego, California, USA, between 6 a.m. on 28 December 1963 and 6.01 a.m. on 8 January 1964.
In one of the best researched cases of voluntary sleeplessness, Gardner was studied by the US Navy Medical Neuropsychiatric Research Unit in San Diego and later the Stanford University School of Medicine in California.
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I held the world record for youngest person alive for a fraction of a second and am still waiting for Guinness to send me my certificate.
Yea but you are tied with thousands and thousands of people
@@eastaro101 billions and billions*
@R.A.E.D billions of people being born the exact same time? He's saying at one point he was the youngest human in the world just as he was leaving the womb.
@@R.A.E.D yeah more like thousands of people. There were not billions of people leaving the womb at the exact same time
@@eastaro101 i know i was just pointing out it was more than a thousand and no im not trying to be rude
This guy is definitely not the first one to fall asleep at sleepovers
Or he doesn’t go to sleepovers 😂
He's definitely a veteran
xD
He's the one who does the operations during sleepovers.
he is john
The longest I’ve gone was around 3.5 days. I started having audible and visual hallucinations after day two and that’s what kept me up the rest of the time
Ok
@@anthony-eb4tz nok
Weak
@@expendablewater7474 I mean compared to 11 days yeah absolutely lol
@@annistorey5889 do you mean you were hearing voices and seeing actual visions like schizophrenia?
I went almost 24 hrs without sleep once and everything around me had this deja vu feel to it. I also wasn't able to think very clearly. Sleep is important, folks!
I went 3 days and nights , started having occasional hallucinations. But 24 hrs is just tiredness , things get weird after two nights of no sleep
I regularly go 2 days without sleep. I live with chronic pain. I'm tired a lot.
@@nia.d3356 i once stayed awake for a solid 80+ houres give or take just because i was bored, and oh man, it feels like a natural high almost
@@thetruth1140 compounded lack of sleep is so much worse than occasional insomnia. Sorry your suffering bro much love
@@thetruth1140 Have you heard of low dose Naltrexone? It helps many people with chronic pain. Just hoping to help
3:39 "Just relax, it is a journey, there is no destination!"
Wow, such a powerful quote regarding life.
No destination .🤔 Better to stay awake forever
@@ce6236well ya you can actually stay awake for forever considering your brain will melt itself down or you'll have a heart attack in b/w doing so.....
I thought the same
The fact that he stayed up for 11 days in which he should have gotten like 100 hours of sleep and he only slept for 14 hours I sleep like that when I don’t sleep for 10 hours
Sleep doesn't work like that, you can't catch up on it.
He was sleeping not in a coma
@@vampcaff I've heard that before but I've suffered from insomnia and after a single sleepless night I've slept up to 20 hours the following night.
@@vampcaff you can’t repair the damage of sleep lost, but absolutely your body usually will try to compensate by letting you sleep longer the more you go without. It’s like a cell phone. The longer it goes without a charge, the longer you’ll have to charge it to get to full power.
This may not be true as turtles can regenerate when they sleep . Some people get rem sleep fast and you still microsleep . Like dolphins turns off half your brain
I was working a weird shift during the millennium from 1999 into 2000 and woke up at 11:58 and spur of the moment decided I was going to be the last person to fall asleep in 2000. I lasted less than 105 hours before my mind started going absolutely crazy and everything felt disconnected and dreamlike for several hours before I finally caved and slept 17 hours. 11+ days is unbelievable. 100% do not recommend anyone trying to break this record.
wow, then you hold a record as well.. but I would never do that haha
I expect you were the last person, very nice!
@@LemonFlavoredRain No chance 😂. While 105 hours is insane, people on hard drugs can go for double that before crashing. Watch videos on meth users
Thats awesome
Thank you guys for not measuring this one anymore, sleeplessness is terrible. It's torture for those of us who suffer from it. It's dangerous. Gotta give this guy props, though. Incredible.
I used to suffer from insomnia. Also addicted to benzodiazepines (Xanax, Klonopin) for years. I never really got REM sleep taking Benzos. The worst was when I ran out of pills which was all the time. I would literally go days almost a week without any sleep when I was in withdrawal. Not being able to sleep is why it took me 15 years to get off all the pills. Every time I tried the lack of sleep tortured me. I’ve been sober for over a year and a half and I have zero problems sleeping now. Every night is like heaven. 🙏
@@a-a-ron4679 I've always been afraid of resorting to pills specifically because of what you just described. Congrats on sobriety, keep it up and enjoy the rest! 😎 I'm sleeping fine now as well, let's see how long it lasts this time lol.
@@0themanticore0 appreciate brother. Hang in there. And yes. Don’t ever take pills. No matter how bad things get they will only make things worse.
@a-a-ron4679 I went almost a month without sleep due to benzo and Opiate withdrawal. People don't believe me but it's true. The only reason why I would relapse is because of the insomnia. It's brutal.
I can only sleep 3 hours max before I wake up. Not fun indeed.
That Guinness official brings me so much joy. He seems so friendly and explains things clearly 🤗
What do you wanna blow the guy !?!?
Homie looks hella wise like during 11 days without sleep he saw/experienced something we can’t fathom
*man survives 11 days without sleep*
Students: amateurs
He was a student
@@Nazeem-hx9gf cap
😮
@@greecevstheworld his "classmates" helped him lil bro
Don’t lie with your offensive joke saying him amateurs can you stay awake for atleast half of his days?
I remember the time I went 2.5 days without sleep. I was 18 years old. I went water skiing toward the end and I remember is I was so irritable and couldn't wait to lay down and close my eyes.
my brother he is 18 and he stayed up for 4 days!
@@babydxll.x ey i'm eighteen i'll do that this year soon lmao
@@butterlitter7857 my brother is now 19
11 days is insane! I've been awake for 3 days a few times before and it felt like I had psychosis. Things would be distorted and sound would be warped, my eyes would be twitching randomly. Can not comprehend what another day would be like let alone 11 days total
“I have favourite sayings that I make up: like, you never see it coming”. Never knew he coined that phrase. What a great philosopher.
This is an incredible and frightening record, but the curious casebook is always great!
Staying awake for more than 24 hours is a real challenge. We recently did a story on our channel of a guy who stayed awake for 5+ days playing poker non stop to break a world record and almost lost his mind. It's a crazy story!
One time I was awake for 3 whole days because I have severe insomnia and it made me have hallucinations on the 3rd day. I could never imagine being away for 11 nights.
"You never see it coming" is actually an incredibly sincere observation that is true of your direct experience. You don't see anything coming no matter how much fantasizing, planning, supervising, analyzing, or whatsoever you do. It will be what it will be and what is never matches with what we imagine. But we are imagining twice over. Imagining that we are an imaginer or not an imaginer, and yet everything we imagine to be our individual separate personality is entirely constructed of images appearing in our imagination primarily concepts and a very persistent I-thought that falsely claims to be you and if you believe it then you will ignore the truth of who you are, the background which all images appear but is not an image itself.
last November I had a strict deadline for work (it fell on a friday) it was monday and i didn’t think i would have it done in time if I lost any time to sleep so I went nearly 2 days almost with no sleep working on my excel spreadsheets. it’s the hardest thing I ever did but I didn’t feel like I had any option other than to do what it took to get the job done. Long story short I met the deadline and forever became thankful for sleep afterwards.
"it is a journey there is no destination" wonderful
I barely get any sleep per night I usually get around 30mins to 4 hours a night 5 or more if I’m lucky.
Luckily I still have enough energy to last throughout the day. This week I’ve probably had around 10 hours of sleep as this is one of my worst sleeping periods ever.
But going 11 days and 25 mins without sleep I don’t know how he’s done that.
And only sleeping for 10 hours after. I’d sleep for an eternity after that.
Some people reach rem sleep a lot easier which is what you really need . Also try training at the gym night or morning or both , that should help knock you out too
If you can try to get more sleep. I had around 5-7 hours of sleep my sophomore year of high school and it was really bad. At first it didn't seem like much but it really changed me as a person. It contributed to severe anxiety and even depression. I would come back home from school and fall on my bed and go to sleep.
I went 21 days without sleep, was documented by the GCUH ICU dept. They where begging me to let them sedate me but i felt fine. My brother was in a coma and i refused to leave his bedside, he woke up after 21 days. If u want to know what it is like to be awake for that long. Severe PTSD and perminant night terrors!
I tried this experiment on myself once but had to quit as on day 7, I started hearing voices that weren't actually there and it was really hard to distinguish between reality and figments of my imagination while trying to still be a functioning member of society
How u make it? 7 days
Wow. That's scary!!😢
HOW? I would need like galons of coffe. And crates of ciggaretes...
I slept for roughly 9 months once when I was REALLY little. I plan on doing it again in about 35 years.
Once, I worked 33 hours straight & then drove 1.5 hours back home on my bike.
I was terrified that I might pass out while driving but nothing happened.
I went home & slept for 16 hours lol
what was your job?
@@druidomarchi824 Ground ops...logistics.
That’s Insane 😮
@@LaurenOliviArt Yeah, so it was the only time I've risked my life like that.
I spent 7 days awake. At that point you'll have micro dreams while walking around. Then you'll wake yourself up by replying to your dream in real life. Surprised that didn't happen to this guy.
I get micro sleeps 48 hours
How u make it? U was taking anything?
Wonderful video.
I think a great quote of mine “you are never in control and you never did anything by yourself” is well on display with this record. Shoutouts to the guy and also an even bigger shoutout to his friends that provided the help to make it possible.
Wow it’s very impressive I will have fallen asleep 10 hours ago if I was him
Sleep deprivation has been a form a torture for as long has history has been documented, I wonder what’s the longest someone was forced to stay awake
When I need to travel for several days straight without sleep, I get this weird floating sensation. It gets to the point where I can hardly keep my eyes open and I have a few seconds of pseudo-sleep I think, but I simply cannot sleep on planes and buses and I refuse to sleep alone in an airport. I can't imagine going like that for 11 whole days! The guy sure had guts.
It’s called micro sleep it’s real . Nazis had Jews fall asleep while running . Your body has ways to adapt and will get it when it can or just shut you down like a concussion
I feel sorry for this man. If you deprive of sleep, you'll accidently opening the door of the other dimensions. If its not severe, you'll be able to close it back but this particular man will be haunted forever. He open it permenantley and the other entities will have the access to keep on coming back and haunting him. He will never be the same forever.
10 days for me. No 10th night. May or may not have had some 'coffee' as a helper.
Was seing tile floors turn into shallow water with snakes. Holding and petting a puppy that wasn't real. I still remember that puppy 20 years later. Crazy.
I like that what he said at the end just relax it is a Journey there is no destination.
I went 7 days without sleep once from a drug addiction. Cold turkey and locked up in a jail cell. Prisoners yelling everyday. Non stop withdrawal pain for 7 days I call it hell week. Don’t get into pills kids.
My first impression was a very strong one,’ repeated the prince. ‘When they took me away from Russia, I remember I passed through many German towns and looked out of the windows, but did not trouble so much as to ask questions about them. This was after a long series of fits. I always used to fall into a sort of torpid condition after such a series, and lost my memory almost entirely; and though I was not altogether without reason at such times, yet I had no logical power of thought. This would continue for three or four days, and then I would recover myself again. I remember my melancholy was intolerable; I felt inclined to cry; I sat and wondered and wondered uncomfortably; the consciousness that everything was strange weighed terribly upon me; I could understand that it was all foreign and strange. I recollect I awoke from this state for the first time at Basle, one evening; the bray of sleep aroused me, a donkey in the town market. I saw the sleep and was extremely pleased with it, and from that moment my head seemed to clear.’ ‘Sleep? How strange! Yet it is not strange. Anyone of us might fall in love with sleep! It happened in mythological times,’ said Madame Epanchin, looking wrathfully at her daughters, who had begun to laugh. ‘Go on, prince.’ ‘Since that evening I have been specially fond of sleep. I began to ask questions about them, for I had never seen one before; and I at once came to the conclusion that this must be one of the most useful of animals-strong, willing, patient, cheap; and, thanks to this sleep, I began to like the whole country I was travelling through; and my melancholy passed away.’
I think i might attempt to beat this record at some point. my own personal record for no sleep is 9 days but that was a couple years ago. I think i could beat this record but it aint gonna be easy. The way i see it...We only get one life and one chance to live so why not do something insane in your life and make it memorable for everyone to see. Guinness if you see this comment then I'm more determined then anyone has before. I wanna dive much deeper into how long a human can go without sleep and this video has motivated me to do it so thank you
Longest I went was a week without sleep. I was on a lot of D amphetamine and by the end of the week I started to talk to myself and went into psychosis. Psychosis Lasted a week. Was hospitalized. Can’t imagine staying up without any stims. Wouldn’t last more than a day
4 days in the army. It was supposed to be 3 days but my seargent told me the night before that I hadn't ironed my uniform properly.
At 4 o'clock in the morning he finally said it is ok. At 5 we had to wake up and do a surprise training mission, which lasted for 3days. With a machine gun on my back and thunderstorm around me this was my personal "4day hell week".
Same happen to my friend he did not sleep for almost 5 days, now he's in heaven
I can tell you from personal experience having twice gone almost a full 7 days without a second of sleep, and I will tell you that reality and Consciousness gets really weird. You end up feeling super burnt out, hallucinations and psychosis kicks in. I don't know how anybody could get behind the wheel of a car with having lost that much sleep without getting into an accident.
And another frightening thing was when I finally fell asleep each of the times, I was waking up every other hour having what felt like seizures. It was a very unpleasant experience.
Guys if you wanna break this record just smoke lotta meth thank me later
3x hell weeks
David goggins: hold my water
I remember I stayed up for 42 hours shoveling snow, I had the best sleep of my life when I got home. When I have a rough day, I always think back to that time, and suddenly my day isn't so bad afterall
the end bit was the best! "You never see it coming, it's about the journey..
This dude somehow mastered the art of telepathy going all them days without sleep. Wow 😳
I’ve gone almost 6 days with no sleep due to chronic insomnia and chronic pain. It got really tough when the hallucinations started
Do u take sleeping tablets or anything? That's rough as hell and very bad for your health
what kind of hallucinations were you experiancing
Yes I take sleeping pills but sometimes they just don’t work. I started experiencing visual hallucinations kept seeing faces everywhere like in inanimate objects then the auditory hallucinations started with hearing people say things when they were saying something else.
Same
i've had some pretty big benders in my time, but this takes the cake.
Seems like a interesting experiment, maybe will try when I am bored and free after college ends.
Ok this video has made me interested. I'm gonna try & break this record now
I look forward to hearing about the potential funeral parlour.
Invite me to your funeral bro!
I know death is inevitable. But I dunno if that is the way I wanna possibly go.
@@bighand1530 yeah it sounds like you’ll go insane before you die tbh. Where’s the fun in going crazy before you die
i remember wanting to get home from California to Washington. drove 24 hours straight. by the time i got home i was already starting to feel it heavy. could not imagine anything more than an 48hrs at this point in life lol
The man was playing with his life.
Notice how they don’t talk about after effects . I don’t think so in the moment you just pass out like a concussion
@@jondoc7525 the moment past out from lack of sleep like this you die.
@@newjeanshypeboy6983 lol no you don’t . Read the comments here plenty sets up 1-4 days and are fine . There may be a chance but it’s low and you may have other complications
Looks like NDE.
Bro survived 3AM challenge 11 times 💀💀
i heard he had trouble sleeping after this experiment
Imagine trying to break his sleeping record with all that sleepless struggle and sleep an hour before breaking it
I came down with a terrible respiratory infection in 2016 and couldn’t sleep for 3-4 days. At one point my hallucinations were so bad I saw giant worms crawling out of my mouth. I broke down and called my parents thinking I was about to die. It was horrible.
What an interesting bloke. Life is short, you never see it coming, and their is no destination..... only the journey.
Just relax it is a journey there is no destination. That definitely makes you think about life.
I remember staying up for 3 days straight in my late teens, and ever since then, I haven't been feeling as aware since.
Wut u feeling?
@@Medinalegend Disorientation, and lack of awareness and focus.
You owe your body sleep 😴
I flew across the world last year, first time ever travelling by myself and didn't sleep for 3 days. You start losing details and interest in anything, almost feels like an out of body experience but a bad one.
I have tried not eating for 7 days straight, and it is fine as long as you drink lots of water and sleep properly. But if I do it the other way around where I will eat properly but won't sleep is definitely hard and dangerous.
Yes it's true i can easily do water fasting but no sleeping is absolute no
In my work for 2 weeks straight my sleep was 3 hour some day no sleep
After this when i go home i slept for 2 days only waking for food in between
It was only possible by 4-5 can of red bull and black coffee The huge amount of caffeine only make me awake
Still now it's traumatizing
@@arunsekhar8055ow bro that sounds like actual torture 😳
This is absolutely ridiculous.... My doctor diagnosed me with Seizures due to non adequate sleep... Dont try such nonsense things.... This may lead to death too...
One time, I had to wake up for 22hours and world around me was dazzling. It feels like you are high
Im about 42 hours into sleeplessness right now (involuntary). Dont feel tired at all and cant sleep despite trying multiple times witbin the last 20 hours
Update?
Working in security i ended up not sleeping and working for 3 days straight. Between mind numbing boredom hallucinations and trying to drove from one location to the next it was brutal. Lets just say i didnt stay in security for long for that reason.
Try patrolling an abandoned warehouse at 3 AM during a storm during that. Straight nightmare fuel
just amazing
I've done a week without sleep several times in my life. Didn't realize I only had another extra 5 days to break the record.
Stayed up three days woke up at 10:00 and after three waited till 6 or 7 to sleep had to force myself to sleep around 10-15 minutes also had little sleep all month and started to catch glimpses of things from imagination at cornor of eyes
I was living abroad once and had an operation on my bladder. Whilst on my medical notes it stated pain free, it wasn't. It was very uncomfortable sitting on laying down. I didn't sleep for weeks spending my nights in the toilet with water and cigarettes. My body certainly physically deteriorated with my feet swelling up so i could not get my shoes on. The hospital prescribed diuretics but that didnt help. I could say I hallucinated but not in the way it sounds. I got an appointment with a GP who wasnt happy when i finally arrived but i wasn't quite as soft as usual so on failing to get rid of me or prescribing junk otc painkillers he prescribed tramadol which was a life saver at the time.
Once I didn't sleep for two days straight while im architecture school. When I was going back home on the bus I started seeing stuff. And I would start falling asleep and having very vivid awaken dreams. I felt awake while sleeping. And asleep with my eyes open
Ive been on a few benders in my day. Trying to go to sleep afterwards, and the bed feels alien. Its weird. The longer you stay awake , the more foreign sleep becomes
1:37
Randy: “I mean, you name it, we did it.”
Me: “You slept!” 😏
You notice how the lady says he volunteered to go without sleep. Makes me think that they know about cases where people have gone longer but they didn't do it by choice.
I used to regularly go over a month with absolutely no sleep. No hallucinations, no coordination loss, none of the problems he experienced.Sleep studies showed that my brain just never turned “off” so to speak
I have this beat. I literally did 12 days straight after getting an injection of Vivitrol. It's a drug that's designed to help drug addicts stay clean from opiates. It's a monthly injection. However, I was the only patient to this day who had this reaction. Ftom the moment I hot the injection, I became so amped up that my heart was beating faster than I had ever felt even when I was on meth. I laid in my stepson bed for 12 straight days tossing and turning and by the 12th day I was having hallucinations and had to be taken to the hospital where they treated me like a drug addict seeking drugs, locking me in their padded walled room. This was all under a research program and I ended up being let out of one hospital and then drove myself to another where the program took place and checked myself in. They said they couldn't find any sign of any irregularities, but 4 years later, my legs are dying, and I'm having many complications.
When I was on drugs i made it to 9 days awake. I would get so bad that even the people around me would slip stuff in my drinks so I would go to sleep. I remember getting in my car to drive to a coffee shop. I fell asleep when I put the car in drive and when I woke up I had coffee and was on the way back home. Alot of that stuff baffles me to this day
Wut drug?
I am holding the world record for the first person to say “Broccoli baked beans and gravy for breakfast today Timothy!” where is my certificate
Timothy here!
The longest I went without sleep was 5 days. It happened during a very traumatic life event all I can remember is the voices and hallucinations
How u make it? U was taking anything?
it was very impressive a man was not sleep more then 11 days .i know it was very difficult for a human being .
here i was a night walker in my childhood .i was unware of this sleep pattern. every two or three days i was walking in unconscious way like a zombie.
i had jumped from second floor to ground without any harm and remembered nothing .
human brain is a mystery for everyone. 🙄
It can convert you from human to super human if you will understand the complex structure of brain।🙄
zombie*
@@SushiGaming_YT 🤪 spelling mistake it's auto type
And then you woke up
If you have anxiety disorder it is even worse. Your brain cant stop thinking so you cant feel sleepy for days and your stomach feel painfull because it produce too much acids.
I feel excluded somehow. I’ve gone a few times without sleep up to three days. Nothing happened other than my body forcing me to sleep then sleeping an entire day.
I’ve stayed up for 5 days once boy did I start hallucinating started seeing people run at me people walking in the distance but no one was there craziest thing I ever did an I was drunk the whole time it wasn’t very hard just have to stay moving no stop in as soon as u stop anything I started falling asleep and plus I went to work during the time I was awake
😢😢😢😢😢 This is how people with chronic insomnia feel when hear about who can sleep but don't because they want to see how long they can go without.
Longest I ever went without sleep my estimate was probably 19 to 25 hours, that was a long time ago I think I was around 11 or 12 years old.
Saya pernah 4 hari tidak tidur krn ada kegiatan yang sangat menguras fisik, ketika kegiatan itu selesai,
Dan saya mau tidur ada rasa sangat khawatir klo aku tidak bisa bangun lagi alias meninggal krn badan sudah terasa sangat aneh seperti demam + sedikit halusinasi.
Akhirnya aku paksakan diri minum air putih banyak trus pasang alarm setiap 5 jam tertidur supaya aku bisa bangun, akhirnya aku bisa tidur per 5 jam & bangun utk ketoilet sekitar 15-30 menit lalu tidur lagi & alarm 5 jam lagi, sampe dengan total durasi tidurku 30 jam.
Serius guys, tidak tidur dlm waktu lama itu bahaya, jgn pernah Coba hal ini.
Tidur itu sangat perlu untuk recovery cell tubuh, jika tidur kurang cell dalam tubuh tidak metabolisme, akhirnya hanya menumpuk racun, hormon tidak seimbang & cell banyak yang cacat.
My mother had surgery when I was little, she didn't sleep for 13 days after it. She is not the same person as she was.
I went 72 hours without sleep in the army, was hearing and seeing things like my mate talking to me and I thought he had a squirrel running up and down his arms. Was awful
The US Army and Marine, probably NAVY as well, expect their personnel to operate on 4 hours of sleep a day. They wake you up at 4am, and send you to bed around 12am when you’re on a tactical mission.
I'm watching this with no sleeping 24 hours
I stayed up for 4 days once, it cost me a lot of money but the house music was amazing!
I stayed awake for like 16 hours and I couldn't even keep my eyes open
Sleep apnea sucks if you test positive the government cancels your driving licence. Yes there are loads of people driving who shouldn't be
In my country Philippines there's a man who didn't sleep since he was 18 and now he is 60 plus yrs old
I was a long haul truck driver for nearly 30 years and I remember going without sleep for nearly 5 days many times all I did is drink gallons of coffee and take nodose pills it was bad on my heart I nearly died once....
What about the man who didn’t sleep since 1962 that’s longer then 11 days
Its harder to sleep in the summer because our circadian rythem is off due to longer days and shorter nights especially if you used to be in school and got out in Late May up until Early August
I did this two nights and man I had huge hallucinations, i will never do that again
This record is my worst nightmare. I sleep on average 9 or 10 hours of sleep a night, lol. Saying I LOVE my sleep in an understatement.
Watching this at 5am hits different
I used to go to LAN Parties friday to sunday, roughly 60hours playing video games and by the 34-35hour I usually found myself uncontrolably with my face on the desk, and I would usually get like 7-8hours of rest through out those 60hours, 260hours without sleep is that 4 times over, it's mental my brain would give up on me. And that's when I was like 13-14, nowadays I get headaches for being awake by 11pm, I need 15-30 minute naps or I get massive migranes.
Yeah, crazy when i was 14/15 i could play hours on end until the sun rose. Now at 1AM my gaming sesh is done
when I was 15, I did monday to satruday and was so gone by saturday, cops had to have my mom come and get me, I got home and that's the last I remember until almost 4 am monday morning.
As a non-world record holder I am impressed at his record.
I did a little over 48 hours straight in the military. 260 hours is insane!