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Twitter1 of 13The text you see to the left is the result of an elaborate prank set up by the comedian Nathan Fielder, star of the Comedy Central show Nathan For You. Fielder went on his Twitter account and asked his fans to text their parents with some sketchy details about a drug deal to see how they would react. When the parents were confronted with the two texts of "Got 2 grams for $40" and "Sorry, ignore that text" they responded with everything ranging from shock to confusion to furious anger. Keep clicking to see more parent responses.
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Twitter2 of 13That's a great deal for grammar books.
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Twitter3 of 13To be honest, there are worse places to pee than in a cup at CVS.
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Twitter4 of 13This mom really knows how to convey shock via multiple questions and exclamation marks.
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Twitter5 of 13Not only does this "Mama Bear" scold her child for being a jerk, she then informs the child of his inability to decipher a good deal for illegal street narcotics.
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Clik here to view.Twitter6 of 13Notice how this father is already yelling at his child even before the prank starts. Not a good sign.
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Clik here to view.Twitter7 of 13This lecture on the importance of lung tissue to rowers is brought to you by Mom. We know that because she helpfully signed her text.
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Clik here to view.Twitter8 of 13This kid gave up the prank a little too quickly.
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Clik here to view.Twitter9 of 13I see a family trip to the courthouse in the future.
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Clik here to view.Twitter10 of 13Smooth change of subject there, kid.
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Clik here to view.Twitter11 of 13The key to a tasty pizza is 2 grams of oregano.
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Clik here to view.Twitter12 of 13Don't tell me what to ignore.
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Clik here to view.Twitter13 of 13Next: The Worst Parent-Kid Texts MiscommunicationsWow. Somebody might have just earned themselves a nomination for Parent of the Year.
