A resident of the United States, Jamie Keaton is able to glue glass and plastic bottles, beer cans, mobile phones, lighters and any other objects to his head. Doctors are unable to determine what caused this condition, while the American himself is proud of his amazing talent. Moreover, this ability allowed the man to earn substantial money.
According to a forty-year-old resident of the village of Evergreen Park in Illinois, he discovered this ability twenty-three years ago. As a teenager, Jamie began shaving his head. In the summer of 1993, he went to baseball with friends. It was very hot in the stadium, and Keaton bought ice water. To cool off, he first pressed the bottle to his head, but got carried away with the game and removed his hand. Suddenly, the American's comrades and the fans sitting next to him began to laugh. The teenager at first did not understand the reason for the general fun, but then he realized that the bottle literally stuck to his head.
Returning home, surprised Jamie began to experiment with other objects, and they all firmly adhered to his head.
It took the American nearly two decades to realize the potential benefits of such an ability. In Russia, such a talent would probably be considered stupid and inappropriate, but in America everything is different - Keaton managed to become a real celebrity. He began to show impromptu performances, then appear on television, meet with world stars. The American will be included in the upcoming edition of the Guinness Book of Records as a person who is able to glue the largest number of cans to his own head without any available means. As many as six pieces.
Today, Jamie makes a living attending various events as a spectator, having previously glued objects with advertisements to his head. To many of us, such a business will seem stupid and humiliating, but Americans are a completely different people. And because Jamie is able to earn up to a thousand dollars on a weekday and up to four thousand on a weekend or a holiday, renting space on his head to advertisers.
Doctors examined Keaton more than once. At first, doctors believed that the man had clammy skin, but the outer cover, as well as the composition of sebum and sweat, were in full norm with Jamie. One gets the impression that his head serves as a real magnet for any objects.