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World records are being set all over America, and it has to do with pumpkins.

Congratulations to the pumpkin named Michael Jordan, grown by Travis Ginger, Ganger,

G-I-E-N-G-E-R of Anoka, Minnesota. He has now become the grower of the biggest pumpkin ever in the world.

It's the heaviest pumpkin, 2,749 pounds.

That could produce, according to this, 687 pies, although I don't know if a gourd that big would make pies.

Very good, very well, but you know, maybe, maybe they will, you know, just never know, but congratulations.

He, I guess they trucked it from Minnesota all the way to half moon bay at the 50th world championship pumpkin way off in half moon bay, California.

It's sponsored by Safeway, I believe. Congratulations to them for sponsoring the great pumpkin way off.

And congratulations to Travis for growing this such a huge gourd.

And a world record. That's awesome. Remember the guy in Italy who held the record for a couple of years with 2,702 pounds on his Guinness world record gourd.

Pales in comparison. Pales in comparison to my man Travis's gourd at 2,749 pounds. So congratulations.

Then we have a Missouri man who is now a world record holder. It hasn't been verified by Guinness yet, but it will be our man from Missouri broke a record after turning a 1,200 pound pumpkin.

I mean, it's nothing compared to Travis's pumpkin, but it's a pretty big pumpkin. And he turned into a boat and rode it 38 miles.

So he got inside the pumpkin with a paddle and he also had some sandbags for added stability. And he stepped into the pumpkin.

Now he said it was a little nasty, you know, a little little fishy inside the old pumpkin, but he paddled 38 miles in his 1,293 pound pumpkin.

Now obviously it wasn't 1,293 pounds after he, you know, gutted it out to make it into a hollow pumpkin boat.

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