00:02Thousands of people gathered Sunday in Mexico City's Zocalo to swap 2026 World Cup soccer
00:09stickers in hopes of setting a Guinness World Record. The event organized by Panini, a company
00:15specializing in sticker albums, aimed to have the largest simultaneous exchange of stickers
00:21depicting players and teams in the World Cup. To be honest, buying the stickers is a significant
00:30investment, so I think being around so many people with the same goal helps offset the
00:36cost. It also fosters family time and above all, allows us to feel the album, which is
00:44the main thing. It's a success to break a record and being part of that is special.
00:56The value in trying to fill the world, the value comes in trying to fill the World Cup album.
01:02Part of the appeal for many is the sense of community and family bonding built during the
01:07swapping event. It doesn't matter whether the album gets filled or not, I came to enjoy
01:14the activities and the atmosphere. Mexico alongside co-hosts the United States and Canada are already
01:26out of the World Cup, but the excitement has not died down.
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