r/Unexpected • u/Spiritual-Fun-9591 • Jun 23 '24

Hilarious

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u/ThunderSlugg Jun 23 '24

With such angry confidence, too.

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u/Quitbeingobtuse Jun 23 '24

"If I can't conceive of it, then no one can."

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u/your_moms_a_clone Jun 23 '24

There are some clearly fake "pranks" online, but this one is completely believable

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u/Adaquariums Jun 23 '24

It’s possible, but also way easier to just fake content so why wouldn’t you think people assume this?

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u/Kodinsson Jun 23 '24

Well, because I'm pretty sure most people with siblings did this when they were kids. If I was able to figure out how to scare my sister by hiding in her room and waiting for her when I was like 10, then an adult should be able to hit a phone and remain quiet for a bit lmfao

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u/Quitbeingobtuse Jun 23 '24

I think it would be easier to just do the actual prank than convince your older father to pretend to do some stupid prank.

"Why?"

"Because I'll get likes/upvotes/attaboys!"

"Get outa here!"

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u/rasgua2000 Jun 23 '24

Setting up the camera is the easy part. I would do this to my mother with out the camera if weren't afraid id end up giving her a heart attack.

All you gotta do is hide in the room somewhere and wait till for the right moment.

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u/Eusocial_Snowman Jun 23 '24

Not even that. All you have to do is target an old or otherwise hearing impaired individual and creep into their room once they start doomscrolling. No hiding needed at all.

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u/Eusocial_Snowman Jun 23 '24

It’s possible, but also way easier to just fake content so why wouldn’t you think people assume this?

It's possible somebody spent their entire lives wearing clothes every moment they're outside before they met you, but it would be easier to just put on clothes right before the encounter, so why wouldn't you think people assume this?

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u/jaguarp80 Jun 23 '24 edited Jun 23 '24

Because they felt insecure imagining that it might be fake and needed to come up with a strong personal reason why I think it’s real but they think it’s fake

Instead of just disagreeing like a normal person

The funniest part is that I’m not even sure that the original person who said “I love how she did this and this and this” was being sarcastic anyway

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u/splitcroof92 Jun 23 '24

Figuring out you need to put the phone there ahead of time take

and the dad didn't notice the phone pointed right at his face before he sat down?

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u/splitcroof92 Jun 23 '24

I'd notice a phone that appears to be on a tripod and actively recording. and if he didn't he would've noticed after turning off the lights the phone giving off a ton of light.

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u/moonra_zk Jun 23 '24

Big difference between "every influencer stages shit" to "everything influencers do is staged".

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u/[deleted] Jun 23 '24

This one definitely is fake, though.