The note on company letterhead informing you the insurance company needs more information on your girlfriend’s pregnancy claim, which you know nothing about.
The newspaper casually left on your desk by co-workers turned to the lottery numbers, which just happen to match your lottery ticket. 10 million dollars!
The speed dial on your work phone that normally goes to your best friend, but now goes directly to the boss’s office.
Your normally trusty computer mouse, now useless, missing the ball.
In honor of upcoming April Fools Day, we want to know the best workplace pranks you’ve heard of or — better — been involved in.
Contact Mark LaFlamme at 689-2876 or at mlaflamme@sunjournal.com.
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