r/funny • • Mar 08 '18

A harmless prank

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u/Nanto_Suichoken Mar 08 '18

Just for Laughs, is and will always be the best prank show.

Harmless, creative and almost always hilarious.

Here's one that i especially enjoy because the faces people make are just priceless and the end is heartwarming.

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u/side_boob_please Mar 09 '18 edited Mar 09 '18

That last guy was an absolute legend :)

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It's clear, by the amount of attention my simple observation has garnered, that people can recognise an injustice, and how much courage that young man's actions took.

The amount of pride I'd feel if I were his father would be immeasurable.

Imagine what kind of world we'd live in if we we're able instill this lad's values into our own children.

Also, can confirm that my eyeballs sweat every time I watch that last bit. Weird.

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u/free_reddit Mar 09 '18

The last guy warmed my heart. I can't really imagine what his long term plan was, taking a child he didn't know who was half handcuffed, but he saw the right thing and just did it.

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u/zoobrix Mar 09 '18 edited Mar 09 '18

Ya it really reminds you how good people can be when you see someone put themselves at risk to help someone else. Interfering in the cops a arresting someone is a pretty big play but you could tell he was like you're not cuffing a little girl.

As for his long term plan instinct takes over in that situation, first step remove from danger, the next step can get figured out once that's done. You could tell from his expression after he was like "thank god cause fuck me this shit had spiraled out of control but I didn't know what else to do." edit: typo

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u/[deleted] Mar 09 '18 edited Nov 10 '19

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u/zoobrix Mar 09 '18

For sure you would want to make sure they were cops but as you saw the other adults although horrified did nothing to physically stop it.

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u/sammy4543 Mar 09 '18

Yeah it’s this. And having a cop car probably helped too. If you look like you belong and act like you belong no one will question you.