KVJ Cuts- World Record Wednesday (05-08-24)

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🗓️ 8 May 2024

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WHo Can Break The World Record For Fastest Time To Type The Alphabet!? It's harder than you think!

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0:00.0	KVJJ cuts.
0:02.0	World Records Wednesday gotta give your best world record Wednesday.
0:08.0	We're chasing greatness today.
0:12.0	Whoa, this sounds like quite a challenge here.
0:15.0	World record today is for the fastest time to type the alphabet blindfolded.
0:21.0	The record is 4.13 seconds.
0:25.0	That's insane.
0:27.0	What?
0:28.0	Yeah, I'll be impressed, I'm not kidding you if I could get A B and C. Yeah I don't know I'm a
0:37.6	proficient tipper but I'm not a good tipper. So could you could you type without looking blindfolded and get a couple letters you think in a row?
0:46.0	Nah.
0:48.0	I know maybe two.
0:50.0	Maybe two of the first 10.
0:52.0	I'm trying to memorize A V C D, the pattern.
0:55.0	Yeah, it would not go well for me.
0:57.8	So yeah, we'll see how this goes.
0:59.4	4.13 seconds.
1:01.5	The person challenging Jaybird here today is the person who holds the
1:04.9	lowest playing card. My card is a six. What did you get, Virginia?
1:08.8	It's over, it's me, it's a two. Okay, well here we go, competition time, baby. All right, all we need is a keyboard and a blindfold there for you.
1:18.0	And we'll see exactly how far you can get.
1:23.1	So what's the criteria of winning the contest?
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