He plays his cards right.
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Mr. Bryan Berg gently puts a phone on top of his card tower. (Guinness World Records/ HONOR) -
It is a good thing the phone does not weigh much! (Guinness World Records/HONOR) -
Mr. Bryan Berg earned a world record. He built the tallest card tower in an eight-hour limit. (Guinness World Records/HONOR) -
Mr. Berg made the largest house of cards in 2010. That was a world record. He did not use tape or glue. It took 218,792 playing cards to build. (AP/Kin Cheung) -
Mr. Berg helped build a card house like the rebel base from a Star Wars movie in 2016. (Jordan Strauss/AP Images for Konami Digital Entertainment, Inc.)
Mr. Berg likes to play with cards. His favorite game is not Go Fish or Uno. He builds with cards. He made the tallest house of cards in 8 hours.
He climbed a ladder to finish it!
Pray: Thank God for the fun of games and building things.
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What does a trained architect in New Mexico do for a living? Mr. Bryan Berg builds with cards! Mr. Berg was about eight when he first learned the skill. His grandfather used to make card towers during family games. Mr. Berg set a new world record. He made the tallest house of cards in an eight-hour limit. It was 54 levels high. A company asked him to rest its lightweight phone on top. He did!
“For which of you, desiring to build a tower, does not first sit down and count the cost?” (Luke 14:28)
