TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (WISH) — Competitive eater Joey Chestnut on Memorial Day broke his own world record by consuming over 36 24-ounce bags of popcorn in just 8 minutes at the Rural King store in ...

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Hundreds of residents packed into the Rural King parking lot to watch Chestnut crush his original record of eating 32 24-ounce bags of popcorn in 8 minutes. He ate 5 more bags to shatter the record.

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