Løvsterhogan on Nostr: In the 2000s, prank calls for internet humor sites were a fad, and it generated a lot ...
In the 2000s, prank calls for internet humor sites were a fad, and it generated a lot of funny content, but the most unforgettable one was this guy who would prank call fast food restaurants, impersonating authority figures, and get them to set off fire alarms and actually go so far as to set off the restaurant's fire suppression system.
Then he would jump the shark and say, "OK, there's harmful chemicals that were just sprayed on you. It's dangerous. You have to leave the building immediately, take off your contaminated clothes, and pee on each other to neutralize the chemicals."
He rarely got to this point, and on one legendary occasion, one occasion only, the kitchen staff went outside, took their clothes off, and attempted to urinate on each other. Everyone thought this was fake, but local news reported on it after police showed up because someone in the parking lot reported a naked woman standing in the restaurant's doorway.
I found the article.
https://www.wmur.com/article/investigation-continues-into-kfc-prank-call/5155880
Then he would jump the shark and say, "OK, there's harmful chemicals that were just sprayed on you. It's dangerous. You have to leave the building immediately, take off your contaminated clothes, and pee on each other to neutralize the chemicals."
He rarely got to this point, and on one legendary occasion, one occasion only, the kitchen staff went outside, took their clothes off, and attempted to urinate on each other. Everyone thought this was fake, but local news reported on it after police showed up because someone in the parking lot reported a naked woman standing in the restaurant's doorway.
I found the article.
https://www.wmur.com/article/investigation-continues-into-kfc-prank-call/5155880