Stonecrest seniors set Guinness record with 293 participants

Good morning on Good Day Atlanta. We have been showing you as a world record attempt taking place right now in Stonecrest. Good Day, Paul Millikan is live now with an update. Paul, how is it going? Or have they reached it? Are they close? Oh, I'm nervous. I'm nervous. I'm nervous. Eric Perry, I am really nervous about this. So we've been waiting and rooting for this entire group of seniors here who were attempting to break the Guinness World Record for the largest Senior care lesson led by a couple of our friends here. We've got our Guinness World Record adjudicator next to us. So they needed to have more than 250 people. They needed to go for longer than about 45 minutes. Did they break the record? Well, an amazing fun fact for this record attempt is that this was a zero disqualification attempt. No disqualification attempt. Nobody got up and moved. No, they did it perfectly. So, the final total number is 293. You did it! A group of seniors right here in our community have now broken the Guinness World Record for the... Biggest senior care lesson to DeShawn Johnson. How you feeling? Oh, man, I feel great, feel great. This is what this is about, taking these seniors and showing them how they can help me lead the way to impact those families that can't afford caregivers. So we're using our seniors to help caregivers become more adequate with their senior clientele. And the fact that there were no disqualifications means every single person did the entire lesson. They did not move. They were so determined. To make this happen. How did that feel? It feels great because it's like practicing sports. You practice, practice, practice. And when it's time to game day, today was game day. They showed up and showed out. And you got a gift too. Okay, can we show it please right here? How do you feel holding this? I'm exhilarated. I'm inspired. I'm just. I'm very happy and I'm proud of DeShawn and the group of abs. I'm proud of Access Health and Wellness and all that we do and our mission to age well with our seniors, with our partners, with our friends, with our family. It's amazing. This is amazing. So a very happy ending to a story we've been following all morning. This group of seniors now in the Guinness Book of World Records. Let's hear it! Well, a big congratulations to all of them, Paul. We are wishing them well. Good to see seniors out there reaching goals and getting active. Some good news on this Friday, the 13th. All right, I don't know how to wrap this up any other way, but that good news, ladies, we'll toss it back to you guys over there. I mean, that's great news on this Friday. It really is. This is the second time they've made history.