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The final entry for Office Prank Week here at your Daily Dose shows a group of folks taking office pranks to the next level. Enjoy and have a great weekend!

Today's office prank is more of a hidden camera video show prank...but it still fits the theme. I just wonder who these folks are who walk back into the toliet thinking there might be another way out...

Simple. Elegant. Effective. Today's office prank is genius.

Today's office prank brought to you by Post-it Notes...

As of 9:33 a.m. this Monday morning, I hereby declare this as Office Pranks week here at Your Daily Dose. All week I will be sharing some excellent office prank videos with you. To start off, here are some guys who constructed a whole new office wall overnight. Genius.

Here's a quick clip of some stunt drivers at a street fair in India. I've seen the whole, "two guys riding motorcycles in a steel ball/cage" thing, but for some reason this seems much more dangerous. Maybe because it's taking place in some shoddy well or something with vehicles that look like they could fall apart at any minute...

In the following TED.com talk, Mark Bittman talks about what's wrong with how and what we eat. At first he seems smarmy and self righteous, but after just a minute or two he had me completely tuned in to what he was saying. It's informative and scary, and really, really worth watching. This talk actually inspired me to start eating much healthier a couple of weeks ago. Do yourself a favor and check out this talk. And feel free to send me boquets of fresh fruits and veggies as a thank you.

Here's a behind-the-scenes look at all of the advertising billboards in Times Square in New York City.

Apparently this is the 75th anniversary of the drive-in movie theater. Sadly, I have never been to a drive-in movie, and I think my time to do so is running out as drive-in theaters seem to be closing left and right.

Anyhow, here is a link to a small photo gallery of drive-in theaters across the country. Here's my personal favorite:

Have a great weekend!