There are those advertisements you see on TV and just can't figure out what they are trying to sell. Well here's one of those ads for you.
This one shows an Asian woman on her journey to creating a world record for not blinking for the longest time possible. While she has the world looking at her 24x7, watching every move she makes, she manages to keep her eyes wide open. She can wash her face, get hit by a ball, sneeze, share a kiss, cut onions and even stare right into a boiling pot of water without so much as batting an eyelid.
And just when she is on the very edge of that record, she closes her eyes in blissful oblivion. The world stands still as the timer stops at 23 hours and 5 minutes - record not completed.
So what is it that makes this super woman lose her focus? That's for you to see in the video below. We just hope you have the same reaction we had - what did I just watch?
This one shows an Asian woman on her journey to creating a world record for not blinking for the longest time possible. While she has the world looking at her 24x7, watching every move she makes, she manages to keep her eyes wide open. She can wash her face, get hit by a ball, sneeze, share a kiss, cut onions and even stare right into a boiling pot of water without so much as batting an eyelid.
And just when she is on the very edge of that record, she closes her eyes in blissful oblivion. The world stands still as the timer stops at 23 hours and 5 minutes - record not completed.
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