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My name is Frank Hatcham. I hold the Guinness World Record title for shortest bus driver
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I've been a bus driver for the last year and a half now. The company I work for is Stagecoach. I got through all the training and I passed my test
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The management were so happy with me and that's why I started working here
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I'm 136.2 centimetres tall. They call it pseudo-ocotroplasia, which is a type of dwarfism
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Being a short person, of course you've got so many difficulties. I am a fighter. I never give up
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The daily routine is just coming to the station, checking my bus
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There are no adaptations made to the bus. I do my seat properly and make sure the steering wheel is closer to me
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To drive a car was really hard. It made me decide to drive a bus as a challenge
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I always loved challenges. I thought that would lead me to different directions. That's why I applied for the Guinness World Record
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I love passengers and passengers seem to be really happy with me. They seem to accept me as a good driver as well
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Frank Hatcham, measuring in at 136.2 centimetres, it gives me great pleasure to present you with a Guinness World Record title for the shortest bus driver
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Congratulations, you are officially amazing! To achieve the Guinness World Record title means so much to me
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My two daughters are my joy and pride. I've done this one for them
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They are so proud and they keep telling their friends what I've done
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I would like to use my record to inspire people and motivate them to give advice to disabled people not to give up because all human beings face some difficulties
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So don't give up, just keep going. You will achieve what you want to do
