16+ People Who Weren't Quite As Slick As They Thought

Unless a theater employee happened to be on Snapchat right at that moment, the only explanation I can think of is that the theater has assigned seats and someone else had the ticket to prove they actually belonged there.

Bad luck.

As if the massive difference in size wasn't enough of a giveaway, that magazine cover definitely has some eye-catching colors.

Unfortunately, they'll catch the wrong eyes this time.

Personally, my favorite is whoever had the guts to claim they were the owner of the Whole Foods brand. What a power move.

Sure, that's normally none of our business, but considering that he was smuggling drugs under it and trying to get through airport security, there was no way that plan was working out.

And no, that's not him behind the man in the gray shirt. He's way in the back to the bottom right of that green exit sign.

After all, the deer might not be able to figure out why part of a University of Alabama hat is peeking out of the trees, but it'll probably still be pretty spooked.

Although everyone else is taking pictures of them and laughing, they're just standing stone faced in line like this is a totally normal sight.

They're definitely committed to their plan to pay half price at the movies.

That might be a tried-and-true way to hide the "not safe for work" folder on a computer, but it leaves a little to be desired when trying to smuggle booze into the office.

We may not be able to prove that the wife planted this foul-tasting ointment here purely so her spouse could mistake it for toothpaste, but it apparently didn't work all the same.

Dude was apparently really hoping that this store's staff deleted the footage they had of him for whatever reason.

I'm not sure what possessed him to think that would happen.

In case anyone's tempted to try this trick for themselves, it's important to note that the fake band didn't work for them.

I wouldn't have thought it was possible to pile an entire loaf of bread onto somebody's head without waking them, but somebody just proved that it is.

That's insane.

Sure, it's not impossible that his name is literally Ben Dover, but it's also one of those classic fake names that seem fine until you say them out loud.

If this was a prank, shout to him for keeping a straight face. If it's real, then my strongest support to both Ben and to anyone who is legitimately walking around with the name Michael Hunt.

Please understand if they prefer not to be called Mike.

OK, I know that this version of the game supposedly has Knuckles in it, but is that also Shaggy from Scooby Doo?

I might prefer this version of the game, actually. It should at least be easier to follow.

And if somebody wasn't trying to make them fall down, this might be some of the most unfortunately placed litter ever.

For some reason, they have a sixth sense for people doing what they're not supposed to as this Minnesota Vikings coordinator found out.

It was a nice try, but he couldn't hide his chewing tobacco.

It seems it didn't quite work, however, as he started looking right at them soon after this was taken.

A valiant effort, though.

For instance, this happy photo was just an excuse to get the guy dressed like Mario on camera and despite their best efforts, that didn't escape his notice.

There's nothing more suspicious than a really insistent answer to a question that nobody asked.

Why. for them to see through this ruse, the real month would have to be prominently displayed in big purple letters or something.

...Uh oh.

Based on the way their body is positioned, it looks like the biggest surprise will be on them when they faceplant onto this trail.

Yeah, laughter wasn't quite the reaction they were hoping for.

Thanks to that seamless zero they added here, nobody will ever suspect that this is actually a five dollar bill.

And certainly not because they were tipped off by a giant purple five or the fact that the actual value is literally spelled out at the bottom.

I can only imagine that this reaction had to caused by something a little more intense than just spotting the camera, though.

I've seen screamer pranks on the internet that startled me less than whatever's got his attention.

Frankly, I'm kind of surprised they made it this far without seeing the flaw in their brilliant plan here. I guess they're banking on literally every word in these positions being the most important parts of the text?

Hopefully, the products they sell are a little less obvious than the two big white cameras they've got watching over the storefront.

I'll give them credit if those cameras were fake all along and the real one is actually in that parking sign, though.

It turns out that their prickly backs aren't the only part of a hedgehog that we need to worry about. Thanks to her sacrifice, we know now.

As it stands, this sign pretty much guarantees that I'll discreetly slip whatever tips I give to the actual crew. Nice try, box.

That said, finding out is as easy as moving slightly to the right, so it's not like we can give him too many points here.

Stealth is not his strong suit.

Mind you, that doesn't mean I'm not going to buy this treat. It just means I know exactly how much my body will hate it for it.

Unless somebody was really startled by some bed bugs, it seems likely that their partner cheated and wasn't all that great at hiding it.

Just a hunch.

After all, not only does it definitely exist, but those are totally real letters and numbers after that F and not just random scribbles.

It's perfectly normal.

But seriously, the only way I'll accept this is if the bus is being driven by Otto from The Simpsons.

Now, that's a cool bus.

Hiding in a box isn't normally a bad idea, but I guess learning about transparency comes a little later in life.

The driver responsible for this might not have believed in karma before, but I'd be surprised if he still didn't after the police caught up to him.

But alas, we all know that his badass tattoos are not actually his. So it's clear that he has one good friend and one bad one.