Tax Write-Off Prank
A man calls another man to ask if he can claim expenses spent on his wife as a tax write-off.
Nephew Tommy
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50 calls match “write-off”
A man calls another man to ask if he can claim expenses spent on his wife as a tax write-off.
A man pretending to be a church brother calls a woman claiming her $250 love offering check bounced, demanding repayment plus bank fees. She denies it and threatens to call the pastor before the reveal.
A party planner insists an R&B band play country music, leading to a standoff.
Byron from the job calls Risa after hours with new workplace rules, then says weaves and wigs are banned starting tomorrow morning. She refuses to take down a weave she paid hundreds for and dares them to fire her before learning coworker Jennifer set it up.
A caller reserves a hotel conference room for Friday and Saturday with hors d'oeuvres for about a thousand guests, then says the event is for the Ku Klux Klan.
A caller books two nights, catering, and space for roughly 1,000 people, identifying the event as an interest meeting for the Ku Klux Klan. The hotel employee refuses to cater, and the call is cut off before a reveal.
A scam V Prom organizer tells a mother her daughter must buy an expensive gown to attend the virtual prom or she will not graduate.
A man calls the grocery store manager to complain that a baby chick hatched inside his carton of eggs, traumatizing his kids, and threatens a lawsuit.
A man calls a nursery thinking it's a nurse station and demands someone clean his bed pan.
A man calls a law office wanting to sue his girlfriend's husband for messing up their relationship, leading to a heated argument with the receptionist.
An insurance adjuster accuses a woman of faking a fall and denies her claim, threatening to have her arrested.
A coworker calls a husband saying his wife Veronica is cheating on both of them with a guy named Alan.
A third pass of the Pink Stiletto call has Kimmy's father swear she will not dance and that he will not let the club get in the way of its money. After the reveal he is still hot and says no man wants to drag his daughter out of a strip club.
Money B tells Kimmy's father she was hired to dance at Pink Stiletto in heels and thong bikinis. He says she is a college junior who will be a lawyer, threatens to break her arm, and then hears his daughter pranked him.
A caller accuses a Jacksonville producer of using a Bobby Womack instrumental and threatens to meet him on the street if the song is not pulled. The heated dispute ends when Tommy reveals that the theft accusation was a setup.
A lawn service calls to confirm a job, but the homeowner says they mowed the wrong yard and refuses to pay. The caller insists on payment, leading to threats.
A producer calls claiming his instrumental was stolen for a song, demanding compensation and threatening to meet up.
A father calls another parent claiming his son will take her son's quarterback position, accusing her of sleeping with the coach.
A church representative calls a pastor's wife to ask if her husband is stressed at home, implying sexual matters, offending her.
A new upstairs neighbor complains that Marcus's apartment sounds like a couple having sex while Marcus is at work. Marcus threatens to come downstairs before the neighbor reveals the setup.
A man calls a hardware store ordering duct tape, plastic, cement, and a machete to dispose of a 'body', terrifying the clerk.
A utility worker calls Gerard claiming his bill is unpaid and threatens to shut off the power, despite Gerard insisting his wife paid it.
A man is asked to perform a series of ridiculous tests by the power company to avoid a shutdown.
A funeral director calls Keith to say he's been removed from the program for his aunt's funeral because he won't stick to the three-minute time limit.
A water-company worker accuses Murphy of turning his service back on after a shutoff for nonpayment and vows to come cut it off again. Murphy insists his bills are paid and demands a supervisor before Tommy reveals the prank from cousin Darrell.
A fake funeral director says Keith has been removed from his aunt's program for refusing to limit his remarks to three minutes. Keith demands other family members be removed too and threatens to disrupt the funeral before the reveal.
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.
A caller tells Darren's father that his son secretly married a college classmate and may have gotten her pregnant. Both fathers threaten violence while defending their children, and Tommy eventually reveals the setup.
An adoption agency calls a woman saying she volunteered to take in two Caucasian kids for Black History Month, but she denies it and gets angry.
A father calls another father claiming their college kids eloped and might be pregnant, leading to a fight.
A man calls the church media director threatening to beat him up if his cousin's microphone cuts out again.
A fake lawyer faxes divorce papers and tells Mr. Kirby that he must vacate his house within 24 hours. He suspects his wife and boss are involved until Tommy reveals the prank.
A process server faxes Mr. Kirby divorce papers at work, orders him out of the house within 24 hours, and then claims Kirby's wife showed up with his boss. Kirby is ready to confront them when Tommy says Kirby's wife arranged the call.
A man calls a caterer claiming she served rabbit instead of chicken at a party. She denies it and gets angry.
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 caller named Craig claims there's a bet at work about the color of Big Calvin's wife's panties and asks him to confirm, leading to threats.
A jealous husband accuses Muscle Marvin of pressuring his wife into private training and propositioning her. The trainer challenges him to fight, and he threatens to destroy the gym before Tommy reveals the homeboy arranged the prank.
An older neighbor demands Dominique change her jogging route because she might spread coronavirus on the sidewalk.
A fake church member calls Pastor Hayes asking how much money is in the church account, claiming he's fallen on hard times and needs cash. The pastor refuses and demands to know who gave out his number.
Doug calls church media director Andre about his cousin's microphone mysteriously dying every week, then threatens to confront him at church. Tommy reveals that the microphone problem and confrontation were part of 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.
Kenneth accuses a tow-truck driver of over-jumping Sheila's car, damaging its electrical system, and demands $1,500. The driver threatens him back before the reveal.
A man calls a tow truck driver claiming he overjumped his car and blew the electrical system, demanding $1500.
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.
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.
Daycare owner Kirby calls Kathy and says two-year-old Devon is too fat, drinks a gallon of milk, and will get apples, water, and SlimFast. She says her son is coming at 6:30 for full meals, then hears girlfriend Lucretia pranked her.
A caller claiming to be Steve's bodyguard threatens a man over books allegedly harming his relationship. The man counters that books cannot ruin a relationship unless the man is already a failure.
A man calls Steve Harvey's bodyguard to complain that his book is ruining relationships. The bodyguard aggressively defends the book and challenges the caller to a fight.
A dry-cleaner manager tells Tamika that her husband Chris left cash, one cufflink, and two condoms in a suit pocket. She plans to collect the uncleaned clothes as evidence until the note in the pocket reveals the prank.
A coworker calls a man to confess his love for his wife and that they have lunch daily.