It takes a skilled prankster to fool their own dad, especially since dads are often the ones who train their kids in the art of the joke. To properly prank your dad you need a hefty dose of experience, a dash of creativity, and if you’re lucky, the holy grail of practical jokes – an identical twin.

Muhammad Abdul-Aleem and his twin brother Musa hadn’t seen each other in nearly two years – Musa is a professional athlete who works far from his home town, but recently, the twins reunited. Muhammad and Musa’s dad was unaware Musa was back in town, so the twins crafted a hilarious plan to confuse the hell out of their loving father.

First time seeing my twin in almost 2 years : this is what happened 🤣🥰❤️ pic.twitter.com/osl0RrLvti

— HoopFinesse (@Hoopfinesse) April 24, 2021

In a video Muhammad shared on Twitter, we see the twins embrace before engaging in some light horseplay in the middle of a restaurant (as brothers do). After the touching reunion, the twins put their plan in motion. The two men swap clothes and glasses – Muhammad even hands his son over to his brother, fully committing to the ol’ twin switcheroo

Musa and Muhammad arrive at their dad’s house, and Musa approaches the door dressed convincingly as his brother. His dad happily but calmly greets him as he’d greet Muhammad, completely unaware that he was in the presence of the son he hadn’t seen in ages. To be fair, the brothers had the element of surprise on their side. We don’t blame their dad for being fully oblivious to the fact that he was being played like a mall piano. He didn’t know Musa was in town, and for nearly two years, it was the real Muhammad knocking on his door.

When Muhammad walks in dressed as Musa, their dad loses it in the most adorable, heartwarming way.

“Oh, Musa!” he exclaims, grinning and briefly frozen in amazement. Forget the fact that he was celebrating the wrong son, this dad is overflowing with a contagious excitement that tugs at our heartstrings. At one point, the twins’ dad stands open-mouthed, pointing from one son to the other. The real Musa bounces up and down behind him, reveling in the fact that their top-tier prank went off without a hitch.

With a touch of confusion and a plethora of enthusiasm, brothers and dad jump up and down as they’re overcome with laughter. Prank aside, this reunion is one of the best we’ve seen in a while. There’s nothing quite like a dad’s love for his kids, and even if he wasn’t entirely solid on which kid he was celebrating, his adoration was unmistakable.

Being married to a prank person can be trying. You never quite know what’s genuine and what’s not. But when you get the upper hand, nothing will feel sweeter. One Oklahoma woman knows the feeling after hitting her husband with the mother of all April Fool’s Day pranks. Her Amazon box prank takes the cake.

(As an aside, I’m a standup comedian, and we can be hard to be married to as well, but we at least save most of our jokes for the stage, instead of pranking our spouses constantly like it’s an episode of Tom and Jerry).

Ryan Beeler had told his wife Melissa to stop doing so much online shopping. An argument every married couple has at some point. Melissa told Good Morning America he’s constantly a prankster, whether it’s at home or at the fire department he works at, so she decided to pull one of her own.

She started saving every box she got, taped them up while he was at work, and left them on the porch like she got a massive delivery. And he fell for it, HARD.

@melissabeeler2I pulled the BEST prank on my husband. ##marriagehumor ##tiktokmom ##pregnant ##pregnancy ##onlineshopping ##fyp ##foryoupage ##prank ##marriedlife♬ original sound – MelissaBeeler

Two important things to remember. The key to an April Fool’s joke is to NOT DO IT ON APRIL 1st! Everyone is expecting it. A few weeks, either way, is fine. The next key to this is how a UPS guy drops off *an actual delivery* right in the middle of this. That’s the kind of comedic timing that has LAUNCHED this video to nearly 20 million views on Tik Tok.

The Beelers have two kids with a third on the way, so Melissa said she enlisted a friend to help her collect boxes to pull it off the gag. Ryan told GMA he fell for it. “It’s not that unbelievable, there’s like a package or two here every day,” he said.

“By the way, I’m going to get her back.”

OK, buddy. At this point, you just gotta find a new thing to base your identity around. You can’t be the “prank guy” after your wife shoots her shot and gets 20 million people to watch it. She’s the GOAT, and you gotta move on. Be a “Dad joke” guy, a car guy, a Cars guy (Cars 1 and 3 are the truth), or even a “knows everything about cryptocurrency” guy if you have to, but pranks are now her domain.

And she’s got the receipts to prove it.

Having kids reminds us how much fun it is to immerse ourselves in a make-believe world. As a kid, it’s easy to get lost in stories and fantasies without the stressors of adulthood seeping in. Heck, half of the holidays we celebrate with our kids have some element of fantasy involved. Whether they’re dressing up for Halloween or trying to catch Santa in the act, their fun relies on our commitment to the bit. As they grow up, kids begin to better differentiate between reality and fiction. That is, unless we forget to set the record straight until it’s too late.

On TikTok, a user named Sydney responded to the question, “what’s the biggest lie your parents ever told you?” and the story that unfolded left us in hysterics. It all started when Sydney was just six years old, a typical curious kid trying to figure out what her parents were like before she came along.

@morallygreyismyfavcolor#stitch with @hershiiliqcour This is the story I tell at parties #cia #parents #mom #dad #storytime

♬ original sound – MorallyGrey

The conversation between 6-year-old Sydney and her dad took an intriguing turn after Sydney asked what her mom did for a living before she was born. Cryptically, Sydney’s dad said that he couldn’t answer that question. If people found out, he explained, her mom could “get in trouble.”

Of course, a response like that only heightened Sydney’s curiosity. She pressed until her dad gave in, which he did – but only after swearing her to secrecy. Her mom, he explained, had been in the CIA. WHAT?!

The entire Spy Kids franchise was built around what it’s like having parents who do dangerous, secretive jobs to help protect the world as we know it. Sydney saw her mom in an entirely new light, but it was information she swore up and down she’d never share with anyone. “Momma didn’t raise no snitch,” Sydney half-joked.

She kept the secret as promised, never telling a soul. Yes, a 6-year-old managed not to blurt out a single detail to her teachers or friends or the guy who drives her favorite ice cream truck. It wasn’t until six years later, after overhearing her mom talk about her old job at an ice cream shop, that the secret began to unravel. Sydney seized the opportunity to let her mom know she knew the truth, perhaps hoping to hear stories from her CIA days.

“Mom, it’s OK. I know. I’ve always known,” Sydney says. Her mom responds with confusion, but she presses on. “Mom, dad told me. You used to work for the CIA. I know. I haven’t told anyone.”

“What the f*ck are you talking about?” She asks Sydney before turning to her husband. “Why does our daughter think I worked for the CIA?”

“It was a joke,” he responded. “Because you knew everything.”

For six years, Sydney had kept her mom’s “secret.” And for six years, her dad had waited to hit them both with the hilarious and unintentionally life-changing punchline. Her mom hadn’t worked for the CIA. In absolute peak-dad fashion, he’d told the ultimate dad joke that Sydney regarded as fact for half of her life. Someone get this man a medal.

He has the smoothest narration voice of all time, and now you can use that voice for evil (mild evil, let’s not get crazy). Morgan Freeman is giving away a chance to use him to prank call your friends. The distinguished actor with the voice of a wizened angel, 83-year-old Morgan Freeman is partnering with Omaze to give away the chance for some hijinks with one lucky fan.

The winner will get a video call from Freeman, who will team up with them to prank call some family and friends. He will even record your voicemail message too. And why would he do all of this, besides being awesome? He’s raising money for a pair of charities, including one that focuses on early childhood education.

“Support a great cause and I’m giving you a chance to prank your friends or family members from me,” Freeman said in the contest announcement video. What does a prank from Morgan Freeman sound like? He gives an example:

“Hello Rupert, this is Morgan Freeman and I have one thing to say about your musical stylings. Boo, you stink pal….That’s just one option.”

OK, so it’s clear Freeman will need some help when it comes to writing slash pranking, as “boo, you stink pal” may not be the gravitas you were expecting from a Morgan Freeman prank call. But still, he seems pretty open to collaboration here, so you can use your deep knowledge and history with your friends to really hit em where it hurts.

To win, you can sign up at omaze.com/morgan. For only $2 you get 20 entries. You have until April to get it done. The site calls it your “Shawprank Redemption”, which, again indicates the need for a little edge and juicing.

This is also the point where we recognize Freeman is a dang OSCAR WINNING, LEGENDARY ACTOR. He doesn’t need to do this, so it’s cool he’s game to mess with people for a good cause. Everyone wins, except for the family member that ends up thinking Morgan Freeman personally hates them.

There’s an entire website dedicated to the hilarity of “Awkward Family Photos,” and in a series of videos, TikTok user kylescheele reminds us why we love them so dang much. For some reason, traditional family photos are often bizarre. From strange coordinated outfits to poses that look so unnatural they may as well be aliens doing their best human impressions, there’s no shortage of things that can go wrong. But after staring at the same family photo for decades, Kyle decided to make some changes.

In part one of Kyle’s TikTok, he gives some background on the photo in question. In the scope of things, the picture isn’t horrible. In fact, it would have been a pretty acceptable family photo aside from one small problem. Even though it’s been hanging in his house for decades, Kyle’s dad hates that freaking picture (understandably).

Kyle explains, “for no discernable reason, the photographer had only my dad tilt his head, but my dad didn’t know that until after the photo was already developed.”

Maybe a small head tilt doesn’t sound like something that would ruin a photo, but uh, it definitely ruined the photo. In a picture full of family members looking straight forward, plopped in the middle is Kyle’s dad, staring crookedly at the camera.

The photo has been hanging in the same spot for roughly three decades thanks to Kyle’s mom who unironically loves it. But as a gift to his dad, Kyle decided to put his Photoshop skills to use and fix the photo once and for all.

In a stroke of absolute genius, Kyle decided to not only to straighten his dad’s face in the photo but to tilt the faces of everyone else in the picture. He orders a large, framed copy of the new and improved family photo, and even though he’s seen it before, he is thoroughly tickled when he opens the box.

@kylescheeleThis is the best gift idea I’ve ever had. ##greenscreen ##photoshop ##christmas ##gift ##family ##familypictures ##funny♬ original sound – kylescheele

Finally, it’s time for part two. The moment of truth. Without cracking a smile, Kyle hands his dad the wrapped work of art. As his dad begins to pull back the paper, a smile spreads across his face. He turns the photo to Kyle’s mom, and as soon as she processes exactly what her brilliant son did, she bursts into uncontrollable laughter.

The new picture transcends the category of “family photo” and is now more accurately a work of art, one that will hopefully hang in the family’s house for decades to come. Legend has it that if you hold your ear to your own awkward family photo, you can still hear Kyle’s mom laughing to this day.

@kylescheeleI’ll put my mom’s laugh against yours any day. ##photoshop ##dadlean ##christmas ##gift ##part2♬ original sound – kylescheele

Whether it’s a normal holiday surrounded by family or a quarantine holiday surrounded by your best animals and house plants, one thing is certain: the worst part of any festivity is all the preparation. Spending your precious time off chopping and mixing and cooking is far from the relaxing holiday break you deserve, and cooking is only one item on your seemingly endless to-do list.

Most days, but especially around the holidays, we would kill for a Back to the Future Hydrator that essentially poofs freshly-baked food out of nowhere (which should be a reality at this point, given that the “future” part of the movie was in fact 2015). But alas, there is no magic food machine, unless you count the car that shows up with your Uber Eats order. Fortunately, for the lazy and the overwhelmed who still want to deliver a full holiday meal, there’s the Christmas Tinner.

The Christmas Tinner is exactly what it sounds like – a nine-layer traditional Christmas dinner, all in a no-prep easy-to-eat tin (don’t eat the tin). The layers are apparently so tightly-packed that they don’t mix in the can, so if you slice it horizontally, you can almost sort of turn this thing into a nine-course meal. Pick a few leaves off the nearest bush to make it look like you’ve even got garnish.

 

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The layers are as follows: Scrambled eggs and bacon (perhaps this is Christmas day breakfast?), two mince pies, turkey and potatoes, gravy, bread sauce (??), cranberry sauce, some sort of green vegetable with stuffing, roast carrots and parsnips, and finally, Christmas pudding.

Now, we have good news and bad news. The bad news is that this Christmas Tinner first emerged in 2013 and quickly went viral due to its, well, everything. In a devastating blow to lazy folks everywhere, the tinner turned out to be a hoax designed by a British art director named Chris Godfrey. However, good news, the GAME website states that the Tinner is a reality, and due to its popularity, vegetarian and vegan options are now available (because if something already looks a little questionable, why not add tofu). Alternate good news, if it’s a hoax, you don’t have to eat it.

 

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It may very well be a publicity stunt geared towards gamers who can’t be bothered to pause and cook a Christmas dinner, but because everyone needs something to believe in around the holidays (and Santa was already ruined for us), we’re going to choose to believe in the Christmas Tinner. Watch the video below to see a supposed taste test, scour the internet for Tinners that aren’t yet sold out, or heck, make your own.

For both teachers and students, remote learning is full of challenges, and many teachers are working (even more than usual) overtime to make their lessons successful. Despite the increased workload and stress of simply surviving during a pandemic, many teachers are going above and beyond to increase their students’ engagement and decrease their stress. The goal is to keep students excited about coming to class and learning each day, but as 3rd-grade teacher Emma Ginder demonstrated, the possible ways of achieving that goal are nearly endless.

During a Zoom lesson with her students, Ginder took full advantage of the technology at her fingertips to have some fun at her own expense. Jokes can be hit and miss, but one thing that’s always funny is potty humor. We can pretend that we’re “adults” now, but movies like Step Brothers remind us that farts will never stop being hilarious – in case you forgot, John C Reilly let out an impressive 13-second-long fart during an interview scene, making this movie at least .2% fart – yes I did the math. See? Farts help you learn.

Well, Ginder got the fart memo. In the middle of a lesson with her 3rd graders, she played an unmistakable fart sound. If that wasn’t enough, she really freaking sold it by looking both surprised and embarrassed, before starting to laugh somewhat uncomfortably.

“What was that?” one student asked. “WHAT WAS THAT?!” echoed a second student, already breaking down in the most adorable, hysterical laughter we’ve ever heard. “She farted,” said a third absolutely delighted student.

Ginder shared the footage on Facebook, thrilled that her perfectly-executed plan actually worked. She captioned the video, “Some days you just have to play a toot sound during class to lighten the mood. Way too good not to share. Also, I apologize for having the maturity of an 8 year old boy.”

During a time when everything is significantly harder than usual, finding ways to laugh is increasingly important. Ginder was willing to take one for the team, making herself the butt of the joke (or, you know, making her butt the butt of the joke). Though it probably took a few minutes to get her students back on task, those few minutes were sacrificed for a worthy cause.

Ginder absolutely made her students’ days, and knowing kids, they’ll be telling everyone they encounter about this for weeks to come, reliving the complete and utter delight every single time. If we’ve learned anything here, it’s that achieving success often means you have to take unconventional routes. Sometimes, you just need to be a self-farter – uh, a self-starter.

Becoming a parent can make even the most rational people develop a laundry list of irrational fears. This helpless human is entirely your responsibility, making even the most mundane decisions inexplicably stressful. Sometimes this new-parent paranoia (parent-noia?) happens in both parents, but when one parent manages to keep their cool, occasionally, hilarity ensues.

Kenny Deuss from Antwerp, Belgium is the father of nearly 2-year-old Alix. When Alix was younger, Kenny’s girlfriend had just a touch of parent-noia – as a new dad, Kenny took on the all-important dad responsibility of providing levity (at somewhat inopportune times).

Any time Kenny and Alix were hanging out alone, Kenny’s girlfriend would frequently check-in. “Is the baby ok?” became a question Kenny heard all too many times, so he decided to provide some unorthodox answers. Rather than a simple “yeah” or “everything’s fine,” Kenny sent his girlfriend photoshopped images demonstrating quite the opposite.

This talented dad sent his girlfriend pictures of Alix photoshopped into all sorts of questionable situations, I assume, to prove that he had things so under control that he had time to do some top-tier editing.

Soon, any time Kenny’s girlfriend asked, “Is the baby ok?” she was met with this,

 

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Or this

 

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Or even this.

 

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Kenny began posting his photos on Instagram, and unsurprisingly, he’s accumulated nearly 50,000 followers after posting just 46 hilarious photos. Kenny’s pictures are brilliant, of course, but they also speak to the part of our brains that takes us on a tour of “The Worst Things That Could Possibly Happen” any time we get a bit nervous.

 

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Seeing the absurdity of some of our fears laid out reminds us to stay grounded in reality. And, of course, it reminds us that it’s ok to take a break every once in a while – after all, we aren’t parenting alone. Yes, you too single parents. It really does take a village to raise a kid, and nobody expects you to do everything. Even when someone else is watching them, as Kenny kindly demonstrates (sort of), the baby will be just fine.

Birthdays are the universal equalizer. No matter who you are, where you’re from – everyone in the world gets older each year – even the Terminator. And birthdays are often a time for celebration, even amid a pandemic. For one UK dad, his son’s 42nd birthday was an opportunity for a little bit of justice.

It all started when Rob Witts was just 14 years old. To celebrate his dad’s 42nd birthday, Rob hand-made a card that was equal parts thoughtful and snarky. The front of the card featured a smiling cartoon with the words, “Hey everybody! He’s 42! Of course,” while the inside of the card read, “…We won’t draw attention to it, will we?”

As most kids do, Rob proudly presented the card to his dad and immediately forgot about it. That is, until his own 42nd birthday. Now a father of three himself, Rob received an envelope in the mail from his parents. Inside was a beautiful card from Rob’s mom, some pictures from his childhood, and the same 42nd birthday card he had given to his father decades earlier.

A brand new note written inside of the card read, “I guess if you wait long enough, what goes round comes round!” Rob’s dad had also corrected the names, so the greeting now read “Happy 42nd Birthday Dad Rob! From Robbie Dad.”

Fair play to my dad sending me the sarky card I made for his 42nd birthday, astonishing commitment to karmic justice pic.twitter.com/1JdzUskGco

— Rob Witts is staying home (@robwitts) September 10, 2020

Though the card itself was a surprise, the hilarity was not. Rob told The Dad, “He is a really caring and considerate man, and we share a sarcastic sense of humour – lots of bad puns and so forth,” he said. “This act was entirely in-keeping with my dad’s sense of humour.”

Rob now lives about four hours away from his parents, and since the pandemic, their in-person contact has unfortunately been limited. However, It would take far more than a pandemic to keep Rob’s dad from making his birthday a memorable one. The photo of the decades-old birthday card along with the story have gone viral on Twitter, accumulating over 100,000 likes in over a week.

Many speculated that Rob’s dad had spent the past 28 years carefully plotting his revenge, but Rob offered a far more innocent but equally excellent explanation. “He and my mum had been looking in their attic for photos of my sister and me at the same age that our kids are now,” Rob said. “The card had been in one of the boxes, and he saw an opportunity! So it was clever opportunism and luck rather than determined planning, and I think I’m relieved to know that.”

Maybe what Rob’s dad meant when he said “what goes round comes round” had nothing to do with justice at all – maybe it was really about the touching things family members do to show how much they love each other. Whether it’s taking the time to hand-make a card for your dad, or caring enough to hold onto it nearly 30 years later.

Becoming a dad means suddenly possessing a very specific set of skills. There’s the ability to grill anything at the drop of a hat, the nearly-uncontrollable affinity for lawn mowers, and the baffling mastery of falling asleep anywhere in under a minute in a half. While Nate Overman wasn’t actually asleep in the driver’s seat on a family road trip, he sure looked the part – so his wife decided to pull a picture-perfect prank that has captured the imagination of photoshop masters around the world.

Sharea and Nate Overman along with their three young boys were driving to visit family when Sharea noticed her husband looked a little too comfy in the driver’s seat. Nate, probably enjoying a few hours without running after his kids, was leaning back peacefully in his seat with his head tilted slightly back. Because of his sunglasses, it’s impossible to tell that he’s fully awake – but given that the family of five made it safely to their destination, we’ll take their word for it. After realizing that her husband looked like he was fully passed out in the driver’s seat, Sharea, a part-time photographer, had an idea.

“I’m a part of this group of incredibly talented photographers on Facebook,” Sharea told CNN. “So, I decided to post the photo and asked people to photoshop some fun backgrounds into the photo. To make it look like he fell asleep while all these crazy things were going on.”

While the couple was still in transit, Sharea’s Facebook group more than delivered. Photo after photo popped up in the comments, each more ridiculous than the last. Before they even reached their family’s town, Sharea told her husband what she’d done with his picture (partly because she was no longer able to hide her laughter). Nate was a good sport, entertained by the creativity of the community of photographers. By the time they reached their family, the pair had more or less forgotten about the photo. A few days later though, Sharea realized that the photo had spread far beyond her Facebook group.

“I started getting messages from people in South Africa, Australia, New Zealand, Alaska… sending me their photoshopped images of my husband,” Sharea said. “There are people who have broken down and told us just how hard this year has been for them and that this is the first time they’ve been able to have a really good laugh at something.”

A Facebook user was nice enough to put together some of her favorite submissions from the private group, so click here to enjoy some much-needed laughs.

Imagine you’ve spent the last two months in space. You made history by being the first astronaut to travel to the International Space Station in a commercially-built spacecraft, and you’re finally back on Earth counting down the seconds until you can see your family. You’re bobbing up and down in the Gulf of Mexico after a successful splashdown, and the only thing left for you to do is kill time while the crew inspects your capsule. What do you do with that time? This was a question astronauts Robert L. Behnken and Douglas G. Hurley faced on Sunday as they became the first astronauts to travel to the International Space Station and back on SpaceX’s Crew Dragon Capsule. The choice was pretty easy for these dads – may as well make some prank calls.

During a Houston welcome-home ceremony, Hurley recalled, “Five hours ago, we were in a spaceship, bobbing around, making prank satellite phone calls to whoever we could get ahold of. Which was kind of fun, by the way,”

“Five hours ago we were bobbing around in a spacecraft making prank satellite phone calls to whoever we could get ahold of,” Doug Hurley said, in one of the best post-landing quotes ever. pic.twitter.com/MhlEW26O1g

— Christian Davenport (@wapodavenport) August 2, 2020

You don’t have to take Hurley’s word for it. Several people who were on the receiving end of the pair’s prank calls stepped forward to back his story. One of those people was Anthony Vareha, NASA’s 91st flight director. He stated on Twitter, “I received one of these calls at the flight director console. It started with an opening line like ‘Hi it’s Doug and Bob and we’re in the ocean.’ I think my response was ‘Yeah, I can see that.’”

I recieved one of these calls at the flight director console. It started with an opening line like “Hi it’s Doug and Bob and we’re in the ocean.” I think my response was “Yeah, I can see that.” https://t.co/Posn3RdQM9

— Anthony Vareha (@Enterprise_Flt) August 3, 2020

Megan McArthur, a NASA astronaut, and Behnken’s wife was another recipient of the unexpected phone call. She stated, “On my phone it said ‘Spam Risk’. Glad I answered anyway!” which is pretty unfair, considering how many times I’ve answered a “spam risk” call and never once has it been from an astronaut.

Exactly! On my phone it said “Spam Risk”. Glad I answered anyway! https://t.co/1WmMpQAL3P

— Megan McArthur (@Astro_Megan) August 3, 2020

After nine weeks in space, these NASA dads fully deserved to blow off some steam. Apparently, prank calls truly are the universal time-wasters. Next time you’re about to send a “spam risk” call to voicemail, maybe do a quick check to see what the people at NASA are up to that day.

As more and more folks familiarize themselves with the ins, outs, ups, downs, loves, and hates that come with working from home, many have elected to get creative with their Zoom backgrounds.

Here’s your new Zoom background. You’re welcome. pic.twitter.com/yR5UsbAuSH

— brb (@thekitze) March 30, 2020

They’re the standing desks of 2020.

In the case of Cara Fields, amusing backdrops are no matter of choice. In recent weeks, her husband, Matt, has begun making routine cameos in the background of her conference calls.

Once as a cowboy.

Then again as Batman.

And then again as a Power Ranger.

One time he tried blending in…

But eventually, everyone found him.

The WFH antics are only gonna get better from here, gang.

We wish the best to Cara, Matt, and whatever rebel kept open their Halloween store.

This man must feel very confident in the longevity of his relationship. Toby Osborne, who commentates for Bristol City football, has used his skills to give a play-by-play analysis of what appears to be the worst hangover his girlfriend has ever had.

How not to spend your Easter Bank Holiday Monday…. pic.twitter.com/M3vqG0h2a6

— Toby Osborne (@TobyOsborne1) April 14, 2020

Imagine having a camera thrust in your face as you struggle to stay alive the morning after heavy drinking. You’re too sick and weak to say/do anything so you just have to take it. It sounds like the audio was added afterward which may have actually saved this relationship.

In the recap, Toby mimics an actual football (the soccer kind) commentator as he takes us through a detailed “game” of this poor woman’s hangover. Things start off slow, as they do, and she even tries to get something down, as we do, only to throw it all up midway through the day. But, as the day carries on, she makes a turn for the better and even ends up cooking dinner in the end.

There is something so on-point to not only Toby’s commentary but the steps we all go through on days like this. We all wish we could get that Coke down too soon and the day just turns into a complete waiting game. Cheers to Toby for testing the limits of his love. We hope she was able to laugh about it the next day.