My Boss Needs to Learn to Lock His Truck: Crazy Skeleton Prank Goes Viral

In a scene straight out of a comedy sketch, a full human skeleton model was found seated in the driver's seat of a military-style vehicle, resembling a Humvee. The vehicle, painted in an olive drab color, had its driver's door wide open, revealing the skeleton gripping the steering wheel with its left hand while its right arm hung loosely by its side.

This humorous image, shared on Reddit with the title "My boss needs to learn to lock his truck," has sparked a flurry of reactions and comments from amused users. One commenter quipped, "He’ll lock it, just as soon as he finds the keys," while another added, "Those are unlockable. Also doesn’t require a key if it’s mil spec. If you wanna mess with him hard, drive it around the corner." However, they quickly noted, "Edit: this is technically grand theft auto so maybe not do that."

The skeleton's presence in the vehicle, surrounded by various military-style controls and a typical dashboard, adds an extra layer of comedy to the scene. Some users speculated on the origins of the skeleton, with one humorously suggesting, "I assumed the skeleton was just the result of the time it took the owner to change a tire." Another joked, "Looks like he has a skeleton key," while someone else pondered, "Where the hell did I put the damn keys?"

The image's background features lush green trees, a concrete wall, and a few houses partially obscured by the greenery. A person wearing a dark shirt stands outside the vehicle towards the back, though only their torso is visible. The vehicle is parked on a paved surface next to a concrete curb and sidewalk, completing the amusing tableau.

Among the other reactions, one user shared a personal anecdote: "One of my bosses has one of those, he dark tinted the windows, so I got in the back of it once and sat very still. He got in and started arranging everything then he met my eyes in the rearview mirror. He said, 'Damn, I thought I finally got to shoot someone in this thing...' I stopped pranking that guy at work..."

This viral image serves as a light-hearted reminder to always lock vehicles and be prepared for the unexpected. Whether it's a prank involving a skeleton or simply misplaced keys, the laughs and comments keep coming.