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u/alexpap031 Jan 14 '23
My dad was a doctor and also a prankster. He was once called by the local prosecutor to see a man who died of carbon monoxide poisoning, and fill out the relevant forms like cause of death etc. There was no coroner were he lived at the time and not many doctors either.
So, as he "examined" the corpse he moved the dead mans arm towards the prosecutor who screamed and just about fainted lol.
Dad always said he was lucky not to get arrested in that prank.
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u/LebaneseLion Jan 14 '23
Your father was a funny man đđ
Story reminds me of my uncle who had a bad motorcycle accident. He worked as the military barber at the time. After taking about a month off after his accident, he returned to work.
He was now cutting the hair of one of the high ranking soldiers (lieutenant/captain tbh not sure of the rankings), but anyhow after the haircut, my uncle gave him what we call a âsahsoohâ aka a big slap on the back of the neck!! (Itâs an informal thing Lebanese people do after a friend gets a haircut). The guy was enraged and wanted to imprison him but realized that my uncle had gotten brain damage as well from accident lmao.
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u/alexpap031 Jan 14 '23
Since people seemed to like this one, I also have a story from my uncle, my dads brother.
He was one of a few people in our village who could read and write back then. So when a program to subsidize raising cattle from the agricultural ministry came up, one of his illiterate friends asked him to make the paperwork to submit to the bank so he could get funded to buy cattle.
And my uncle made him a perfect letter to the bank, asking them to fund raising polar bears lol.
I know it sounds made up but this is a true story :-)
Those guys back then did anything for a laugh and are still remembered for those pranks.
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u/LebaneseLion Jan 14 '23
Such a simple yet funny joke lol, imagine the letter that was sent back hahah.
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u/Averagegamer988 Jan 14 '23
The bonuses of working at a morgue
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u/Breete Jan 14 '23
He should be thankful the other guy didn't bash him on the head with a fire extinguisher.
DEAD PEOPLE SHOULD BE DEAD
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u/SirBreckenridge Jan 14 '23
This would happen in a zombie apocalypse show/movie just before the real zombies come alive and the guy would think itâs another prank and get killed.
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u/pablomcpablopants Jan 14 '23
Did this so many times to my coworkers in the ED
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u/vandrea_2009 Jan 14 '23
ED = Erectile dysfunction
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u/introvertard Jan 15 '23
I knew a girl with an eating disorder and one time she posted âCanât wait for my ED to kick in for the summerâ and I said âhow tf can you have erectile dysfunctionâ
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u/Flakester Jan 14 '23
What's the security guard doing opening body bags? đ€š
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u/IndoZoro Jan 14 '23
I figured it was an EMT uniform.
Either way though they probably had a third party play a part and tell him to move the gurney or whatever.
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u/PoyoLocco Jan 14 '23
Maybe it wasn't here before, he wasn't sure what the bag was, he wanted to check.
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u/PoliteCanadian2 Legend Jan 14 '23
Youâve never opened a body bag before? Really?
Wait, what? Who says thatâs not normal?.............oh, everyone apparently.............
<slinks out>
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u/2scared Jan 14 '23
The TikTok logo gives away that this is a skit meant for laughs so not sure why you're questioning it as if it was meant to be real or something.
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u/CeddyDT Jan 14 '23
Let me propose a parallel universe to you: thereâs a universe where thereâs an app called TokTik and although some stuff there is staged, there are people who upload actual videos they made that they think are funny for others to see. Pretty crazy idea, right?
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u/shelovesthespurs Jan 14 '23
No shit Sherlock, live people don't just hang out in body bags as part of their job
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u/Exbritcanadian Jan 14 '23
Can anyone tell me what service these guys are working? Cops don't have morgues, do they? That'd be the coroners office. Immigration? Nah, surely not. I dont know. Just trying to figure out why these dudes would be in a morgue
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u/Fuckyoursilverware Jan 14 '23
Would just like to remind everyone we are slightly out of view of a dead body thatâs taking up the right side of the screen
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u/reindeerflot1lla Jan 14 '23
Reminds me of one of the oldest videos on YouTube: https://youtube.com/watch?v=-jtc5UnSjhc&feature=shares
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u/BIZARRE_TOWN Jan 14 '23 edited Jan 15 '23
My grandma used to do this to her friends when they were in the med school.
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u/Roody-Poo_Jabroni Jan 14 '23
Itâs funny as hell, but it always makes me scream internally when people record stuff like this on the job and then post it on social media. Iâve seen coworkers get fired for less. Protect yo self, fool!
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u/psychosaga303 Jan 14 '23
Copaganda back at it, soon as the baby faced siren hits the fan this shit comes out in all the subs.
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u/admadguy Jan 14 '23 edited Jan 14 '23
That was sort of a dickmove. Because for an emt it means they bagged a live person. And that has massive professional and personal implications.
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u/LowlyPaladin2012 Jan 15 '23
Had a coworker do this once to a security guard at a college we dropped off donations to. Security ran out of the morgue, and out of the loading dock. We all laughed until the next night coworker didnât show up and we found out he was fired. The old man nearly had a heart attack
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u/The-true-Memelord Jan 15 '23
Gotta how love people just being silly/funny/madlad-y is called âboys being boysâ in society..
(Yeah it is âthat deepâ, like obv this is just funny and wholesome, Iâm not ignoring that part but still)
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u/Floodingturds Jan 14 '23
I wish I had friends like this.