MULTIPLYING PUPPY PRANK!!!
Our Prankster Jonathan Joly, pranks his wife Anna who is an extreme dog-lover, by bringing her into a room where they are waiting to be "interviewed" to only find a girl who happens to have an adorable puppy. The dog owner gets called away to meet a friend and asks Anna if she could watch the puppy until she returns. A security guard enters the room questioning Anna because no dogs are allowed in the building. He leaves to go speak to his boss, while Jonathan pretends to search for the dog owner. While Anna is left alone, different people keep dropping off more and more puppies into the room. Eventually the security guard returns and gets very upset to now see a room full of puppies. As he calls for his boss, we all rush in and reveal it was just a prank!
In a green room at StreamCon, Jonathan Joly (the Prankster) and his dog-loving wife Anna Saccone (the Victim) meet a woman with an adorable puppy, and they proceed to play with it. The woman gets called away to find her friend and asks them to watch the puppy. A security guard enters and is upset because dogs are not allowed in the building. He says Anna is in a lot of trouble and he needs to speak to his boss. Jonathan leaves to get the puppy's owner. While Anna waits nervously for the security guy to return, people bring more and more puppies into the room. The guard re-enters, sees a roomful of puppies and gets really upset. He leaves and returns with his "boss" - Jeana and Jesse!
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