Are Your Lights On?
A neighbor calls a woman claiming her lights turn on his stove and oven, asking her to keep the lights off until maintenance fixes it, leading to a heated argument.
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11 calls match “lights”
Turn Off the Lights
A utility worker calls Gerard claiming his bill is unpaid and threatens to shut off the power, despite Gerard insisting his wife paid it.
Take the Christmas lights down
Neighbor Greg, armed with an HOA number, tells James the Christmas lights have to come down by tomorrow evening. James says his mother loves them and promises a baseball bat if anyone touches the house.
Velvet Rope Husband Prank
Tommy tells Brianna her husband Kevin was VIP at a male entertainment venue called Velvet Rope Lounge, sending her into a frenzy before the prank reveal.
You stole my Christmas yard
Tommy calls Cecil as neighbor Manny and accuses him of stealing a Christmas yard theme with Santa, Jesus, and the wise men. Cecil refuses to rearrange it and dares him to touch the manger, until friend Larry is revealed.
Stolen Jesus Statue
A man calls another man accusing him of stealing his Jesus statue from the yard, leading to a confusing and angry argument.
Damaged Porta Potty
A Porta Potty worker tells a woman that a rented unit contains a dead raccoon, shoes, and a missing seat, insisting that her household is responsible. She denies using it, and the reveal comes when the caller says her sister arranged the prank.
Freezer Space for Bodies
Kevin B calls a restaurant supply company asking to store three dead bodies in their showroom freezer.
Fake Minister Wedding
A caller claims the minister who married a couple was never ordained, so their nine-year marriage and children are invalid.
Power Company Test Prank
A man is asked to perform a series of ridiculous tests by the power company to avoid a shutdown.
Church Tithes Under Audit
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.