FUNNY VIDEO: Prankster gets knocked unconscious when a guy he hit in the face with a pizza slice takes revenge

23 Oct, 2014 by Jennifer Lawrence

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Attention!! Special delivery!! Should you be so inclined as to walk up to a random man in a fast-food joint, late at night, after consuming alcohol and grab him by the hand before slapping him across the face with a slice of pizza, do not be shocked when he hits you back.

Should you be so inclined as to walk up to a random man in a fast-food joint, late at night, after consuming alcohol and grab him by the hand before slapping him across the face with a slice of pizza, do not be shocked when he hits you back.
This is what happened to a young man from Ontario, Canada, who wanted to play what he saw as an innocent prank on a man that had been annoying a friend of his after a night out.
Al Sutcliffe was filmed playing a ‘pizza slap’ prank on a man in a fast-food queue, but ended up being on the receiving end himself.
The short clip, believed to have been recorded in Kitchener, Ontario, sees Mr Sutcliffe walk up to another young man, offering his hand to greet him.
However, Mr Sutcliffe has other motives, and instead of shaking the young man’s hand, he slaps him across the face with a slice of pizza.
On his YouTube page, Mr Sutcliffe describes the idea behind walking up to a stranger and slapping them across the face with a cheese pie as: ‘Buddy was f***ing with my buddy so I decided to pizza slap him!’
The stunned ‘pizza slap’-victim shouts abuse back in disbelief at what just happened, while Mr Sutcliffe laughs him off.
It does not take long before the slapper becomes the slappee when the angry victim knocks Mr Sutcliffe out cold on the table.
According to the video, which has now gone viral, Mr Sutcliffe was unconscious for two minutes before being helped by other diners in the shop.
‘WARNING: Slapping people across the face with a slice of pizza could potentially get you sucker punched from behind,’ Mr Sutcliffe writes in a ‘disclaimer’ on his page.
‘You’ve been warned…’
Mr Sutcliffe’s clip has had more than 260,000 views since it was uploaded on Sunday.

What the heck is wrong with people today….?