Stolen Car from Used Car Lot
A detective calls a man to say the car he bought from a used car lot is stolen and must be impounded, but the man refuses and demands compensation.
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A detective calls a man to say the car he bought from a used car lot is stolen and must be impounded, but the man refuses and demands compensation.
Craig calls Marcus claiming his mother's Lincoln was stolen and a witness saw the thief's butt, so Marcus must come to a lineup to show his. Marcus refuses before learning his boy LJ pranked him.
After coaching Orlando to play a valet, Tommy calls Mr. Franklin as the manager and says a worker quit and took his new Lexus. Franklin threatens to sue everyone involved until his wife Carrie is revealed.
A man calls a caterer claiming she stole his Teflon pots and crystal dishes. She denies it and insults his family, leading to a heated argument and a prank reveal.
Fake store security officer Daniel accuses Tanya of stealing $1,800 in merchandise and giving it to her sister Cynthia.
A man calls accusing the woman of scratching his car, demanding $3,500, leading to a heated argument before the prank reveal.
A man calls a woman claiming she backed into his black Mercedes, citing a cross-eyed neighbor as a witness. The woman denies it, says her sister has her car, and tells him she has no insurance.
A delivery driver tells Vernetta her husband paid cash for a black Mercedes GL550 as a Christmas gift for ex-wife Sandra, plate LUV X. She orders the truck to her house instead, then says she had already planned how to get him.
A car delivery driver calls about a 2013 Jaguar for a woman named Connie, but the wife intercepts and thinks her husband bought it for a mistress.
A man calls Curtis, a hotel valet, accusing him of putting 100 miles on his BMW and stealing loose change. Curtis denies it, and Tommy reveals the prank was set up by coworker T.C.
A man calls a tow truck driver claiming he overjumped his car and blew the electrical system, demanding $1500.
Bartender Jay Will calls Anthony to return his left credit card, then admits he used it for gas, uniforms, and car repairs before the call is cut off.
A repeat of the bartender credit card prank: the bartender admits using Anthony's card and Anthony threatens him.
A police officer calls a wife to say her husband Kenny was pulled over for drunk driving with another woman in the car.
A florist calls a wife to say her husband's card was declined for $300 flowers and charged her card instead, leading to fury.
A supposed debt collector says the man owes $1,200 to a deceased person and threatens to repossess his truck unless he pays. He refuses and later learns a coworker named Trevor arranged the prank.
A collection agency for the dead calls a man to collect a debt, threatening to take his truck.
A churchgoer accuses the parking attendant of sending him to the back because his van is raggedy.
Williams from the HOA calls Mr. Wilson a second time about his non-working car, camper, and boat, but Mr. Wilson still refuses to move his late father's boat.
An HOA caller gives Mr. Wilson two weeks to move a dead car, a camper, and the boat his late father left him. Wilson says that boat is the only thing his daddy gave him and threatens anyone who comes to tow it.
A man calls Karen to say he saw her husband Jason with his wife at a park, leading to anger and threats.
A man confronts his friend about snitching to get out of jail while another friend remains locked up. The friend explains he made bail and had to go to work, but the accuser won't back down.
A man identifying himself as Border Patrol in San Diego calls on a Sunday and accuses a Los Angeles man of smuggling people across from Tijuana, and the man furiously denies it.
Funeral director John says wife Diane already picked a casket and needs the tombstone name for Robert, who is very much alive. Robert threatens to come to the funeral home, then learns his wife set up the prank.
Tommy calls a neighbor complaining about too many cars parked on the street from a home mechanic business. The mechanic tries to defend himself, but the neighbor threatens to call the homeowners association and a tow truck.
A fake security agent tells Denise her alarm went off and a Black man is stealing from her house, making racial assumptions.
A man with a black Escalade threatens the parking-lot worker for sending him to the back of the church lot every Sunday.
A man calls a limo service to hire a limo for a bank robbery, asking the driver to keep the car running for a quick getaway.
The limo driver prank repeats: Rob is told his wife is in the back of the limo with another man.
A principal calls Nate about his wife's revealing outfits when dropping off their daughter, asking her to come to his office.
A deacon tells Tracy the church will charge $15 for arriving late, upsetting her as a struggling single mother.
A fake HOA representative complains that Natalie's mother speeds through the neighborhood and threatens to have her arrested.
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 another man accusing him of stealing his Jesus statue from the yard, leading to a confusing and angry argument.
A man calls a father claiming the adoption agency approved him to pick up the man's two-year-old son Clarence Jr. today. The father threatens violence and defends his parenting before learning his brother set up the prank.
A hotel calls to confirm a romantic Super Bowl suite for a man's wife and another man, exposing an affair.
A limo driver calls Rob to say Rob's wife is in the back seat with another man, in a black dress with side curls, and that they are stopping at a hotel. Rob demands the car be brought to him until Tommy reveals Rob's wife set up the call.
A caller argues with Steve Harvey about his relationship book, then reveals Steve has been pranked.
A student affairs officer calls Trevor claiming he plagiarized an essay and won't graduate, causing Trevor to panic about his family coming.
A pleasure consultant tries to buy insurance for his strippers and call girls, frustrating the insurance agent.
Nephew Tommy complains about the disrespectful new generation, discusses old men's anatomy and uncircumcised men, and lists all the things that will get you an ass beating, from buying a pregnancy test at the dollar store to being a vegan.
Tommy poses as a delivery man and tells Tanya a man in a towel signed for her package and ate her chips, causing her to rage before revealing her cousin set up the prank.
Tommy calls K. Miller as a jealous Perkins and accuses him of coming by the house while he is gone. The call turns into a service-station fight challenge before Tommy reveals the prank.
A caller says he wants to marry her for Christmas, then launches into an agitated speech about who has been in the house for ten years and who is allowed to talk about his mother.
A man named Alfonso calls a boutique demanding a dress for an extravaganza, berating the employee.
A man calls Faison demanding child support for his daughter in Florida, leading to threats and confusion before the reveal by Derek Keener.
Raymond Henderson whispers that burglars are inside the house right now and he does not know what to do. The man he called will not come over, assumes drugs are involved, and will only offer to phone the police, then learns his friend Wendell pranked him.
A church official calls a member to shame her for not tithing enough, leading to an angry confrontation.
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 man calls another man to confess he's been sleeping with his wife but is giving it up for Lent, prompting threats.