Get ready for some serious snack-stacking skills because David Rush just took the world of candy to a whole new level! This daring soul managed to stack 51 peanut M&Ms in a single tower, breaking records and possibly sending candy enthusiasts into a frenzy. If you thought balancing your own snacks was a challenge, imagine doing this on the world stage—or should we say “world stack”? Talk about putting the “stack” in “snack attack”!
The whole thing went down in Boise, Idaho, where David’s sweet dream came true in a surprisingly precise manner. While most of us would have probably just eaten the M&Ms, he was busy crafting a custom pedestal to ensure his towering triumph didn’t topple over. I mean, who knew that stacking candy could be as strategic as playing chess? It takes real dedication to transform peanut candy into a world record!
But don’t worry, the man doesn’t plan to stop at peanut M&Ms. With a track record of setting candy-related world records, the sky’s technically the limit—even if it’s the candy aisle in the local grocery store. You might want to check your pantry; David Rush may just be looking for some new competition to take on next!
So next time you’re snacking on some M&Ms, take a moment to appreciate just how hard it is to stack them like a pro. Unless you’re David Rush, who’s turning this sweet hobby into a world record adventure. Honestly, could there be a future in competitive snack stacking? If so, sign me up—I’m in for a chance to make my mark, one candy at a time!
Mike ” Sandman” Sanders
Mike Sanders
