

In his video, Man Carried 9.4 Miles by Strangers in NYC, Mark Malkoff attempts to disprove the myth that New Yorkers are unfriendly by getting strangers to carry him. He was kind enough to capture their efforts on video.

Malkoff wrote:

Here’s a new video entitled, “Man Carried 9.4 Miles by Strangers in NYC”. In it I set out to disprove the myth that New York is unfriendly by attempting to transport myself from the southern most end of Manhattan as far north possible only by having people on the street physically carry me along the way. I ended up being carried 9.4 miles from the entrance of the Staten Island Ferry to 141st St & Broadway by 155 different people. The footage is quite incredible!





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–Thanks Mark

About the Filmmaker

Mark Malkoff is a comedian and filmmaker. He has been featured on the “Today” show, “Good Morning America”, CBS Early Show, CNN, Fox News, ABC World News Tonight, “The Tonight Show with Jay Leno”, and “Live with Regis & Kelly”. He starred in a popular short video in which he visited and consumed purchases at all 171 Starbucks locations in Manhattan in less than 24 hours. Mark also achieved worldwide media attention by living and sleeping in an IKEA store in Paramus, New Jersey for an entire week. Last June he stayed on an airplane for an entire month to get over his fear of flying which resulted in a Guinness World Record for most scheduled flights in thirty days. He lives in New York City with his wife Christine. You can check out Mark’s work at www.markmalkoff.com