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The Michael Derry Show is on the air most public pranks most public pranks that are carried out for the purpose of getting, I don't mean, you know, when you pull a prank on your buddy at the office or your kid or your spouse.

But when they're done in public, they're often, if not usually, more problem than funny, especially when it's high school kids.

And it never ceases to amaze me.

The decision-making tree of most high school kids.

How on earth did they think that that was a good idea?

Now, I've been lucky, and I don't take the credit for this, I give it to my wife.

I am far more likely to do something stupid because I think it'll be funny than my kids are my kids have had adult sensibilities since pretty early in their life and frankly so, so did I when I was younger.

And then as I got older, I decided that I needed to live a little.

So I don't live in fear that my kids will do something stupid like that, fortunately.

Now, they have some friends that I wouldn't be surprised.

But they're good kids they just you know decision making

with that in mind there was a great prank pulled by two silly high school students that is absolutely unobjectionable there's nobody that could have a problem with it,

and you have to at least,

at least have a chuckle as a result.

They made a sign, a decent-sized sign,

that goes up, let's see,

this kid's close to six feet tall,

so it's about six feet tall,

and it says, coming late 2025 and they put the H-E-B logo so at the top it's a big H-E-B logo then

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