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We can't advocate speeding or lying to the police, or even deploying fart spray in your own car, but that's just what this guy is claiming to have done. Seems like it's not quite worth the price of making your car smell like the furious ghosts of a thousand asses. For more stories about people who skirted rules, here are loopholes that clever folks exploited.

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This young employee asked whether it was wrong to toy with the emotions of overly dick-ish customers by getting fake fired in front of them. It seems like a pretty harmless practice and gets bad customers to rethink their roles. We wonder what would happen if a customer just said "good!" People have ways of dealing with bad customers like this flight attendant who handled a problem flyer or this donut shop owner responding to a bad review with humility.

We remember being idiot kids and doing stupid crap like wasting an employee's time on a joke order. That said, the humor is really lost once you've realized you've just spent money for a joke no one even payed any attention to. Here's a fun workplace prank of an employee who gets fake fired every time an awful customer shows up.

This is a pretty classic prank to play on your adult brother or something, but this post brought people out of the woodwork who this prank actually happened to. Evidently when this happens to people as kids they tend to stay pretty salty about it. At least he had other real presents for them? For a safer prank, here's kids who texted their dads saying they'd pt olive oil in their car.

In honor of Thanksgiving this year, people are prank-texting their moms asking how long it would take to microwave a 25-pound turkey. The responses have been pretty priceless.

Would've legit shit my pants if I'd been the poor roommate in this situation. Too far, dude...

Ultimate troll Twitter account The Dad asked followers to prank their dads by texting them that they put olive oil in their cars. People posted the flabbergasted reactions and let's just say, they did not disappoint. Click here for more epic pranks that we only wish we had thought of.

Ultimate troll Twitter account The Dad asked followers to prank their dads by texting them that they put olive oil in their cars. People posted the flabbergasted reactions and let's just say, they did not disappoint. Click here for more epic pranks that we only wish we had thought of.

Some people really just want to watch the world burn. Twitter user @PabloRochat, is going viral after he made life-size stickers of AirPod pros, and proceeded to plan them around the city. Sounds like he had many unprepared pedestrians fooled. We just want the video footage that documents the emotional fallout when people realized they were just trying to pick up stickers. 

Dave DiCianni is no stranger to trolling people over text. When he got a new phone number he got so many wrong number texts that he started a blog about it called This Isn't Shannon. That's why when he got a fake landlord asking for money he decided to embark on the following exchange:

Shoutout to the bold employee that shows up thinking he's getting fired, and decides to wear a tuxedo and monocle. Epic. That being said, sounds like the co-worker's "joke" took things a little too far, and had the poor guy convinced that he was getting canned.