Curry Goat Birthday Prank
Tommy calls a Jamaican man to complain about curry goat being served at a child's birthday party, leading to a heated cultural argument.
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44 calls match “birthday party”
Tommy calls a Jamaican man to complain about curry goat being served at a child's birthday party, leading to a heated cultural argument.
A neighbor asks to use another neighbor's pool for his son's birthday party during the pandemic, leading to a fight about safety and race.
A baker delivers a cake with a man's private part to a junior high birthday party, and the father is furious. The reveal: his girlfriend Stephanie pranked him.
A caterer calls Tammy to apologize for accidentally serving rabbit instead of chicken at her aunt's birthday party and offers a small credit.
A man calls a caterer claiming she served rabbit instead of chicken at a party. She denies it and gets angry.
A father calls a bakery to complain that his daughter's Hannah Montana cake arrived with a man's private part on it. The owner denies making the mistake and they argue.
A man calls Brian pretending his wife is leaving him for another man at the airport, causing distress.
Scott calls Darnell claiming his wife Bianca requested a penis enlargement consultation as a birthday gift.
A co-worker asks a new employee to claim his secret baby on his child support so his wife won't find out.
A man calls another man to invite his girlfriend to a panty party, leading to threats.
Chris claims coworkers are collecting money for Sharon's birthday, then asks Darren for her clothing size and whether she likes Victoria's Secret. Darren becomes suspicious and hostile before Sharon is revealed as the prank caller.
A neighbor calls to complain about an annual Super Bowl party being too loud and threatens to call the police.
A man calls a woman to invite her to submit a video to a new 'Booty Drop' app, and she angrily refuses.
A coworker calls a man asking his wife's clothing size and if she likes Victoria's Secret.
Brian claims he works with a new mother's sister, invites her to the office Christmas potluck, and asks her to bring eggnog made from her breast milk.
A man invites a neighbor to a fight party but then asks to run 4,000 feet of cable from his house to watch the fight illegally.
A man calls demanding $60 for a fight party, claiming the victim and his friends drank and ate without paying, leading to a heated argument before the prank reveal.
After a short on-air intro, a party-rental clerk with a heavy stutter calls Jason to confirm tables, chairs, a margarita machine, and tents for his sister's party. The bit is cut off before the reveal.
Lawrence offers to bring ice and beer to Glenda's house party and says she was his high-school sweetheart and first love. Her husband warns him not to show up before Tommy reveals the setup.
A party planner insists an R&B band play country music, leading to a standoff.
A caller tries to persuade Jason to vote Republican and support Donald Trump, offering a Make America Great Again hat and t-shirt.
A man calls a stripper claiming he accidentally gave her $100 instead of $10 for a lap dance and demands $90 back, but she refuses.
A fake liquor promoter asks a husband for permission to put his wife Kendra in a bikini on a party flyer.
A man keeps adding guests to a playoff party invitation, frustrating the host.
Poncho repeatedly confirms plans to attend Brad's playoff party, then describes a female guest matching Brad's wife's name and appearance. Brad becomes enraged when he learns the woman is supposedly having an affair with Poncho.
A fake party-rental employee confirms an order while repeatedly insulting the customer and threatening to take the church's pews. He reveals that the customer's sister arranged the call, followed by a long studio argument about the prank.
A fake church representative tells a choir member that other singers complain about his odor during rehearsals. He defends his hygiene and becomes increasingly insulted before Tommy reveals the call.
A repeat of the prank where a father demands another family rename their daughter Derrick.
A school principal calls a mother to say her daughter's braids give off a "ghetto" look and asks her to straighten her hair, causing the mother to threaten him.
A travel agent calls a wife about excursions for a hedonism resort trip, revealing her husband's secret vacation with another woman.
Lonnie calls Frida claiming her husband has been texting Lonnie's wife Denise and sending naked pictures. Frida grills him about where they met and which daycare is involved before Tommy says her husband Gerald set up the prank.
A collections agent calls Jeremy claiming he hasn't paid his truck loan in four months and threatens to repossess his 2003 GMC Sierra.
Tommy pretends to be an old high school friend invited by the wife, insisting on coming over with beer and ice, but the husband refuses.
Brother Springwater tells Wilson Campbell that friends paid for a baptismal pool on a truck to dunk him in his driveway. Wilson threatens to drown the whole congregation, then learns his boy Mason paid for the prank.
An old classmate says Glenda invited him to bring beer and ice to her home, then describes himself as her first love. Her increasingly jealous husband threatens him as the call continues.
A coworker calls to inform Adrian that the office thinks he has bad breath, sparking anger and threats.
A fake hospital contact tells a man that his heart transplant came from a Black donor named Troy and pressures him about race, politics, and music. The man becomes suspicious before learning it was a prank.
A caller claims the minister who married a couple was never ordained, so their nine-year marriage and children are invalid.
Lawrence calls a man watching the game and says Glenda, his high-school sweetheart, invited him over with beer and ice. The husband bars him from the house, they square up, and Tommy reveals Glenda arranged the prank.
A man calls a heart transplant recipient claiming the heart came from his brother, then makes odd requests.
Waiter Roderick calls Kenny from a seafood house to complain about a five-dollar tip on an eighty-dollar check. Kenny denies it, promises a shoe-tip in the parking lot, and learns his boy Richard set the call during a Christmas-party meeting.
Another man calls claiming he was invited by the wife to a party.
A caller claiming to represent God's Eyes Ministry audits a $45,000 earner's tithes and demands $4,500 to help fund a church expansion. The man says his wife has been paying, then learns an employee arranged the call.
A father calls a mother to arrange a Valentine's dance date for their kids, then mentions he booked a hotel room for them, causing the mother to go off.