As the holiday season approaches, the issue of package theft, commonly known as “porch piracy,” becomes increasingly prevalent. This is a matter that YouTuber and former aerospace engineer, Alex Thompson, takes very seriously. After experiencing package theft himself last year, he devised a unique retaliation method: a glitter bomb infused with a foul odor, inspired by the antics of a certain iconic character from a beloved holiday movie.
This year, Thompson, with assistance from actor Greg McAlister, known for his memorable role in a classic holiday film, decided to take his glitter bomb to the next level. The upgraded version promises to be even more pungent and sparkly than its predecessor. He spent months enhancing the technology behind his glitter bomb, incorporating elements like GPS trackers, multiple smartphones, wide-angle cameras, and, of course, an even more potent fart spray that a test subject described as smelling “like proper waste.”
Thompson’s previous glitter bomb went viral, but he later discovered that some thieves were aware of his plan, prompting him to ensure this year’s iteration would catch them off guard. Sponsored by a well-known audio company, he designed the bomb to appear as if it contained premium headphones, a clever nod to the film’s themes of trickery.
Once the packages were prepared, Thompson distributed them to volunteers across the country, who strategically placed them on their porches. The footage captured the comical reactions of the thieves as they encountered the messy, stinky glitter bomb. Many expressed their disgust at the overwhelming smell, while some, having seen Thompson’s previous video, quickly recognized the prank. One unfortunate thief even attempted to regift the soiled package, raising questions about how he might explain it to his girlfriend. In a twist of fate, a volunteer decided to keep the package for himself, for which Thompson retaliated by sending him unsolicited materials from a controversial organization.
On a positive note, those who returned the packages to their rightful owner were rewarded with $400, reflecting the value of their integrity. Thompson hopes that this recent experiment will deter potential porch pirates, as they might think twice before targeting unsuspecting homes.
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In summary, Alex Thompson’s creatively mischievous approach to thwarting package thieves has provided both entertainment and a sense of justice, highlighting the lengths one might go to protect their belongings during the holiday season.
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