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Best prank ever (part 3): Stopping time in Paris

by Jerry Guo on Mar 11, 2008

You guys get the drill by now. Improv Everywhere has popped up in Paris this time, staging another one of their “frozen in time” pranks. The first time, they pulled it off in New York’s Grand Central Station. Then they did it in London.

Where next? Hoboken, New Jersey? Or my hometown, Greenville, South Carolina?

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