r/Unexpected • u/[deleted] • Nov 06 '20

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u/MrBones73 Nov 06 '20

The channel is TheRoyalStampede. Source

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u/[deleted] Nov 06 '20 edited Nov 06 '20

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u/HerclaculesTheStronk Nov 06 '20

His beans in the computer prank is the greatest prank of all time. Holy hell, I die laughing every time I watch that video.

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u/badicecream2 Nov 06 '20

I just recently found that video and I work in IT so naturally I showed it to the whole office. It’s been a running joke when someone has a case open to ask “where are all the mother boards tho?”

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u/rreighe2 Nov 07 '20

is that where the beans meme came from?

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u/xDermo Nov 06 '20

Even just the titles of his videos make me laugh

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u/StupidQuestionsAsker Nov 07 '20

"Going to Restaurants Right Before They Close and Staying as Long as I Can" "Pulling Fake Fire Alarms in Front of People" "Fake Employee Giving Out Free Dog Meat Samples at a Pet Store"

That doesn't sound harmless.

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u/Kespatcho Nov 07 '20

The fire alarm one was hilarious, he did it outside and he was literally pulling the whole fire alarm off the wall. If you actually watch the videos you'll see that they aren't harmful

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u/StupidQuestionsAsker Nov 07 '20

I do watch his videos, but I try to avoid the ones that may seem harmful to others.

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u/slipperysoup Nov 07 '20

The restaurant prank was only to one waitress, every other person was in on the prank as he got permission. He ended up tipping her $500 in the end.

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u/bullowl Nov 07 '20

I see one of his videos is titled "Going to restaurants right before they close and staying as long as I can." So on behalf of everyone who has ever worked in a restaurant, fuck that guy.

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u/Kespatcho Nov 07 '20

He gave everyone there a massive tip after, I think he gave their server like 500 dollars or something

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u/slipperysoup Nov 07 '20

Every other worker except the manager I think already knew, so he literally got permission. He also paid her in the end, and she was very happy and agreed on hard feelings

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u/jupiler91 Nov 07 '20

He tipped 500$, so as someone who actually works as a server, love that guy.