Over 40 years ago, Earl Guynes sold his beloved 1967 Chevrolet Camaro to support his family. Now, his son wanted to show his love and appreciation in the biggest way he knew how ❤️
@jared_guynes #fatherandson #family #surprise
When I was a kid I used to read the world record book, look at the cool pictures and dream of coming up with some way to be in the book myself….
I was published in the 2019 printed edition. ✨
2016 - Worlds Largest Toy Pistol Fight
2017 - Worlds Largest Nissan Parade
2018 - Most Windows Tinted in a Day
2023 - Worlds Largest Aerial Sentence formed by Drones
As it turns out, it’s not that I am anything special, it’s that I KNOW a lot of special people and am supported by a NATION of remarkable individuals and friends. All 4 of these records involved teams, volunteers and a LOT of people working together! Thankful! ❤️
In an unassuming location in New York near countless bodegas and bagel shops, I was shocked to come face to face with a brand new ZR1X. 😳 This is the most advanced, quickest and fastest production car the United States has ever made.
I was happy to see it had a toll tag, 1100 miles already clocked, a drink in the cup holder and some crumbs from previous snacks. This car is going to be used.
Back to New York City! I came home from Ireland just long enough to check my mail and catch up on WWE. I would say I did my laundry, but Jessica did it all for me. The best part is that I got my best friend back beside me where she belongs! ❤️ We’re off to NYC for an epic business meeting and maybe a few surprises you’ll learn about later. 😉☘️
Fuel is currently $3.99 in Texas. $3.99 = 1 Gallon
My electricity rate at home is 0.11c per kWh
My 2022 Chevy Bolt drives 4.3mi / kWh
It costs a total of $6.39 to charge from 0 to 250 miles.
This means my car gets the equivalent of 153mpg.
Many of you laughed at the idea of daily driving a 100% electric car. But if you put down your pride and did the math, some of your would realize that driving a car that costs less than a McDonalds value meal to fill up could change your life.
When I finally returned home from Ireland, there was Jessica, loyally waiting for me at the baggage claim. It was really hard to go on such a trip alone! While I was away, she took the helm of the ship and handled everything. She managed all of our professional responsibilities so I could be fully present for the Ireland adventure.
She brought me a C4 and a beef stick from home, knowing how exhausted I would be. She drove the car, which is my job, so I could rest. When we got home, she unpacked my luggage, washed my laundry, turned on WWE and cooked me a chicken fajita dinner. Brought my the plate right to the couch. Wow.
She took it upon herself to plan out a meal, get the stuff from the store and prepare it for my convenience. It was thoughtful, kind and really appreciated.
You’ll all find out later about how lucky I was in Ireland, but I was immediately reminded just how lucky I already was this entire time right here at home. I love you babe! ☘️❤️🥰
Does anyone remember the “Land of the Waldo’s” page at the end of the book? Where Waldo finds a universe where everyone is Waldo, but they have some very minor difference that’s nearly impossible to spot?
That’s literally what I feel like right now walking around Ireland. It’s the most surreal thing. 🇮🇪😵💫
An actual Texan performing a random Texan Inspection on a restaurant named Texas Steak Out in Limerick, Ireland. Let’s see what fine Texan cuisine they have for us! #Limerick #Ireland #Texas
The “Texas Steak Out” in Limerick Ireland never stopped to consider that an actual Texan would appear one day, present his license, declare a “Texan Inspection” and then write them a citation for having prawn curry and black pudding on the menu.
