This website only allows one person in at a time, and for only 60 seconds

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July 2, 2015 10:13 AM

Of the 300,000 people who've tried accessing the site since Tuesday just 55,000 made it in and out of every nine people waiting in line, eight of them jump ship.

Loads of weird things abound on the Internet but a website that you have to wait in line to get into is a first.

There is a website that only one person can visit at a time. For a total 60 seconds. It's unbelievable.

When I tried to check out the website for myself, there were 6,272 people ahead of me and my ticket number was 253,984. I'm not great at math, but I'm willing to bet that it's going to be awhile before I see what's contained on Most Exclusive Website.

As site designer Justin Foley tells The Washington Post, he made this website because it's the exact opposite of what the internet is supposed to be: open and accessible by anyone.

As for what's in the metaphorical box, that isn't so clear, but WaPo thinks it's random pictures of an "internet-famous animal." Who knows?

The website isn't exactly new, but it recently made an appearance on Johnny Lists, subsequently hit the front page of Reddit and collapsed under the weight of so many people trying to log in at once, according to Engadget.

As Foley tells it, of the 300,000 people who've tried accessing the site since Tuesday just 55,000 made it in and out of every nine people waiting in line, eight of them jump ship.

Guess it's my turn because 'ain't nobody got fuel for that'. You can try to get into the website. Let us know what you find in the comments section below!

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