“Ryan Rodeo” Aims to Gather Record-breaking Number of Ryans for Guinness World Record in Texas It seems that the world is truly running out of things to break records on

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“Ryan Rodeo” Aims to Gather Record-breaking Number of Ryans for Guinness World Record in Texas

It seems that the world is truly running out of things to break records on. Now, an organization catering strictly to people named Ryan has set its sights on breaking the Guinness World Record for the largest same-name gathering in Texas. Yes, you read that right – A bunch of Ryans gathering together to achieve the ultimate feat of standing in the same place at the same time and breaking a world record. The event, aptly named “Ryan Rodeo” will be held on August 25th at Globe Life Park in Arlington, Texas.

The Ryan Rodeo committee has been working tirelessly to spread the word about this event. The mission is simple – gather as many individuals with the name “Ryan” as possible, and make history with a record-breaking event. The organizers believe that this is a fantastic opportunity for men to gather and bond over the one thing that they have in common – their names. How touching!

But the big question is, how many Ryans are there out there, really? And how many of them would be willing to spill their precious time attending such an event? Not to mention the logistics of getting everyone to one place, at one time. Oh dear, logistics!

The organizers are confident that there are, in fact, enough Ryans out there to break the current record, which stands at 1,096 people with the same name gathered in one place. Apparently, the world has not run out of Ryans, even though it seems like we have. They have high hopes of attracting Ryans from all corners of the world, because let’s be real, who wouldn’t want to fly halfway across the globe to attend the Ryan Rodeo?

Social media has been flooded with calls to action from various Ryan groups, urging Ryans to make their presence felt at the event. The organizers have also suggested that Ryans bring family and friends, as long as they also have the name Ryan. “We don’t want any outsiders ruining our event by bringing names that are not Ryan,” declared one of the founders of Ryan Rodeo.

Tickets for the event are on sale now, priced at $20 per person, with all proceeds going towards supporting the cause of Ryan awareness. Let’s all give a moment of applause to these benevolent individuals who are selflessly dedicating themselves to raising awareness about a name that has been around for centuries, and needs no such awareness.

In conclusion, we look forward to the spectacle that is the Ryan Rodeo. We can only hope that every Ryan out there shows up and makes history by breaking the Guinness World Record for the largest same-name gathering in Texas. We can’t wait to see how many Ryans turn up, and perhaps, even more importantly, what they will all talk about.

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