To win this challenge, you must post a YouTube video of yourself consuming, nay, CHUGGING 26.2 oz. of mustard. Chugging = finishing in under one minute.
The mustard must be poured into a clear measuring device in order to show the requisite amount. In this case, pour 30 oz. of mustard, as we can assume that 3.8 oz will be left on the side of the measuring device during the chugging process.
Make sure the YouTube video contains the following things for the challenge to be deemed successful:
1. A sign before your successful chugging attempt with the words "Mike & Mike's Mustard Marathon @ challengepost.com".
2. Footage of you pouring the mustard into the container (we suggest French's, but it's your choice).
3. Footage of the container sitting on a flat surface to ensure the correct level of mustard to be consumed.
4. Full footage of your chug from beginning to end.
5. Final footage of the empty container sitting on a flat surface to ensure the correct level of mustard to be consumed.
6. A sign after your successful chugging attempt with the words "Mike & Mike's Mustard Marathon @ challengepost.com".
*DISCLAIMER: This may or may not be hazardous to your health. That's why we're not doing it. Don't choke or asphyxiate yourself. If you attempt this and something bad happens, it's not our fault. Make sure you have people with you to help in case something goes wrong.
SOLUTION DEADLINE
May 08, 2010
PLEDGES
ChallengePost does not guarantee pledges will be collectable. Successful solvers who identify pre-existing solutions will not receive cash, but their profiles will reflect their success and how many people they helped.
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