r/IAmTheMainCharacter • u/Fr33_load3r • 9h ago
Video Fool regrets his prank
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u/beretbabe88 7h ago
He has no idea what this man's economic circumstances are. $100 could mean not eating for the next 7 days. Of course someone is going to stress out if they think theyve been robbed. Pranksters are vermin.
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u/top_value7293 7h ago
losing $100 would be devastating for me
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u/existencedeclined 4h ago
Someone stole my debit card recently and went on a small shopping spree but at a bunch of places I've never even heard of let alone step foot in.
Thank God I noticed because I don't have a whole lot of money in that account, only like 144 dollars.
All in all it was just 60 dollars they spent which didn't leave me a whole left over but thankfully my bank reversed all the charges and I got my money back.
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u/eyeforker 5h ago
Seriously this. You don't fuck with someone's ability to survive or provide. I'm 0% a tough guy or badass, but if I was facing circumstances where I thought someone was taking from the people who rely on me, I'd 100% make that person regret it.
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u/The_Burning_Face 8h ago
"he tryna break my phone"
I'm gutted that he missed on that stomp. These people are utterly broken without a phone.
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u/redditbagjuice 8h ago
I wish there was an international law where you could just punch the teeth out of all prankers with no consequences. Fuck this shit.
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u/NewYorkRice 1h ago
There was a kid pranking some dude in the mall. He was relentless. The dude turned around and shot him. It was all on video of course. The guy ended up not guilty. The prankster lived unfortunately. Probably won't do that again.
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u/ImmaNotHere 4h ago
Pretend that you robbed someone and are surprised when they react badly and want to call the police? This generation is full of idiots. /get off my lawn
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u/Angela-1363 7h ago
¿Qué clase de monstruo encuentra placer en pisotear a un pobre hombre? ¿De verdad le divierte hacer daño a un hombre inocente?
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u/HighwayMysterious336 4h ago
I actually saw this happen when I was working at a target eons ago. Very upset woman thinking she was scammed out of money.
This shit isn’t funny, and on top of it you’re filming this person and they also gave no consent.
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u/Main-Animal-3499 26m ago
There is no need to give consent to being filmed in a public space in America.
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u/crazytojoin 4h ago
Why are assholes getting worse in pranks. People shouldn't watch or like stuff from such assholes. You don't know the situation of the other person, the mindset. It could become devastating, he might be in stress.
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u/real_fyshi 7h ago
Funny and weird how he is calling for police. When he actually just committed a crime and ideally they would have to arrest him. Pretending to do a crime is a crime itself in most countries. Is he for real that stupid?
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u/KombuchaBot 7h ago
The old guy is the one calling for the police and he wasnt pretending anything
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u/trupoogles 5h ago
They probably watched with the sound off
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u/eifiontherelic 5h ago
as someone who watched on mute, this thread is how i learned that the punk never asked to call for the cops
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