Pranks

Comedian Offers Extraordinarily Helpful Shopping Advice Through Prank Labels

Hehehe.
Hehehe.

Los Angeles comedian Jeff Wysaski has made a sport of pranking local shops with fake labels, and now he’s targeting grocery stores. Wysaki has plastered a store with crucial tips on how to use (and not use) the products in creative ways. He isn’t the first comedian to replace regular old labels with his own gonzo takes: London artists Hugo and Sholto previously offered their own interpretations of bargain wines and flooded the market with fake Solyent Green. Cheesemongerers, though, need not worry, as they’ve clearly already got the label game down pat.

If you’ve ever thought of feeding your friendly neighborhood pigeons anything but breadcrumbs, heed this warning:

Don't test out Red Bull's slogan.
Don’t test out Red Bull’s slogan. Photo: Jeff Wysaski/Obvious Plant

Happiness is a lemon sandwich creme cookie.

Because cookies are the only help anyone needs.
Because cookies are the only help anyone needs. Photo: Jeff Wysaski/Obvious Plant

You should try a different pickup line for each kind of pasta, but here’s one to start:

It'll definitely work.
It’ll definitely work. Photo: Jeff Wysaski/Obvious Plant

A captive audience keeps the doctor away:

Turn the grocery store into your personal shrink's office.
Turn the grocery store into your personal shrink’s office. Photo: Jeff Wysaski/Obvious Plant

[Fine Dining Lovers]

Comedian Offers Extraordinarily Helpful Shopping Advice Through Prank Labels