Watch: YouTuber's Shoplifting Prank Ends On A Heartwarming Note, Smiles Guaranteed

Playing an innocent trick on someone, such as ringing someone’s doorbell and then running away, is something that most people did as children and enjoyed. Fast forward to the present, and these pranks have spread to the internet. And, this video is a beautiful addition to the list.

The video titled ‘Stealing From Shops, Then Paying Them 100X’ kicks off with a hat seller minding his business when a sneaky YouTuber decides to stir things up. The YouTuber browses the hats, but instead of paying, he tries to make a sneaky getaway. The seller, understandably confused, demands payment, but the prankster plays hard to get. Frustrated, the seller gives him a little shove.

The YouTuber keeps coming back, trying to push the seller’s buttons. Finally, after picking out another hat, he decides to make things right by paying a whopping 100 times the price. The seller is left speechless, trying to return the excess cash, but the YouTuber insists he keep it.

The YouTuber then reveals the hidden camera, showing it was all a hilarious prank. The relieved seller laughs it off and gets back to business.

Continuing his mischievous spree, this YouTuber visits other street vendors, pulling the same hilarious prank at each stop.

The video has 526,705 views on the video-sharing site.

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Earlier, a man from the US decided to give his friend a billboard-sized surprise. Located in Covington, Kentucky, the billboard featured a die-hard Cincinnati Reds fan diving into a tub of mac and cheese. But it’s the caption that really steals the show, claiming the man consumes a whopping “20 gallons of liquid cheese" each year.

However, after a bit of investigation, the truth behind the billboard came to light. It turns out, the whole thing was an orchestrated prank by Jonathan Pittman, who noticed his friend’s love for mac and cheese and couldn’t resist turning it into a larger-than-life joke.

According to a special report by WCPO 9 titled ‘Who is Cheese Guy?’ It’s revealed that Pittman wouldn’t confirm whether his friend actually consumes 20 gallons of liquid cheese a year. Instead, it seems he simply found the idea of putting his friend on display for a laugh too irresistible to pass up.