Man counts to 1 million.

[Kaination]

http://millioncount.com/

It's a live feed.

Just....wow.

how bored do you have to be?

 

[MF29]

I wonder..

Seems pretty pointless to me, I wonder if they give him bathroom breaks.

 

[Chakra-X]

Wow. Why the hell would someone do that. I'd get bored at 100. The highest I ever counted was at a restaurant and it was like 200-300.

 

[Enix]

Wow, this is genius.

 

[Killface]

The highest ive ever counted was to like... 1400.

I dont have the patience to count that high.

 

[Mr.Lukyas]

WoW, U think guys, he was payed to do that?

 

[Almighty_Gir]

holy shnizzle...

imagine asking 10 friends to sponsor you... 1 penny each, for every number you count, but only up to say... 10,000 pennies.

that would be the easiest ?1000 you ever earned (and the most boring...) imagine asking 100 friends to sponsor you 1 penny per number up to 10,000........

i'm gonna be rich by next week lol

 

[dan_esf_fanatic]

That guy counted OVER 9000!!!!!!

Sry I just had to say that xD

 

[Skyrider]

Meh, movie is not playing for me.

 

[Spunky]

Meh, movie is not playing for me.

Because the dude is sleeping. He only counts by like 1,000 per day. He's not counting to 1,000,000 all in one go. That'd be pretty hard to do.

 

[dan_esf_fanatic]

Hard, no. Impossible, yes. At least out loud. Your throat gets dry, your lungs begin to hurt, it isn't possible to count to one million without taking a break.

 

[Skyrider]

Ahh, I thought the whole movie was recorded already.

 

[RavenTrunks]

I'm going to see if i have just as much patience to watch him count the whole way

 

[Smith]

That's nothing. I'll count to a million and one!

 

[Kaination]

He's making a **** load of money for it from sponsers, but he's donating 100% of it to some PUSH forward thing.

He also rode his bike for PUSH forward donations or something, you can read it all there if you browse around.

so basically, he's getting nothing out of it.

 

[csr8566]

"Push America is an amazing organization whose mission is to serve people with disabilities. I first became involved with them back in college. In 1997, I rode in the Push America Journey of Hope, which is a bicycle trip all the way across the United States!"