Kansas Police Department Breaks The Internet With Tweet After Teen Fails Hysterically At Mocking Them [VIDEO]

21 Aug, 2017 by Sonja Bochow

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Never let it be said that the Lawrence, Kansas police department doesn’t have a sense of humor. In response to the tweet of a young man named Blake Albert, they hilariously made him look rather foolish.

Blake was apparently strolling by what he thought was a police car. So, on a whim he decided to pose in front of it, gangsta style, while vaping. His buddy took video of it and Blake posted it on Twitter, directly to the Lawrence PD. See his tweet with video below.

After posting it, the police tweeted back at him and he was probably not prepared for their response. They said “I’m sorry Blake, this is awkward, but that’s not a police car. You vaped in front of a water service vehicle. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯”

So of course Twitter went on to crack many jokes at Blake’s expense. See below.

Yo Blake, maybe next time read the badge on the car. Reading is fundamental. And it can save you a lot of embarrassment. A tough vaper like yourself shouldn’t have to be mocked mercilessly on Twitter.

But hey, maybe you really do have a beef with the water service people. Maybe you had a bad experience with water and it’s the city’s fault. So you figured, why not vape near a water service car? Nah. You just didn’t observe very well. But no worries, there are probably lots of other vehicles you could disrespect; animal control, park service, roadkill cleanup, or EMTs. Take your pick.

There’s a lot of talk about critical thinking becoming a lost skill among the younger generations. And if Blake Albert is any indication, it’s a valid concern. Maybe those vapors are going to your head, Blake. Maybe it’s time to stop vaping and start thinking. Or not. You could just continue to stick it to the man by disrespecting water service trucks. Vape on, dude.

Sonja Bochow

I live in Newark, DE, am married, and the mother of four children; Liam, Brenna, Keira and Erin. I am also a full time Bible teacher and have a Bachelor of Arts in Communication from West Chester University.

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