Hilarious Drive Thru Invisible Driver Prank (Video)

How would you react if an invisible driver pulled up next to you? Would you think it's a ghost? A prank? See how other people reacted to this hilarious prank in the video below.

The prank involves a driver dressing up in a custome that looks like the bucket seats of his car. Once in disguise, he approaches the drive thru window of a fast food restaurant, stunning employees. Their reactions are priceless - everything from disbelief to laughter, lots looking around and taking pictures.

The video was posted on YouTube by a user called Magic of Rahat. It already has more than 4 million views. Our favorite quote: ''Just throw it in here. I'm a ghost.''

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Via Eater

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