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She definitely surprised this guy who was busy just trying to get through his shift. It looks like this might be an ad for Barclay's, but we're thinking the beauty of the fail is that they assumed people would recognize her voice. Yeah, no. 

Someone's not taking too kindly to the "pressure" of being questioned at the station. Sheesh. 

This is just quality entertainment from Jim Carrey. 

Just a typical Monday in Quebec, nothing to see here. 

These two are way too good at taking interviews together. They can't keep it together and that's definitely the best part. 

This is just gold. They nailed it in Shrek 2 with the Cops parody. The catnip was a beautiful touch. 

There aren't too many sounds that are straight up unpleasant from the get-go, but steel drummers in the same vicinity as a bagpiper really hits the nail on the head. Luckily, this video is only about 18 seconds long.

A lesson has been learned when it comes to believing what Bob Mortimer is telling you. 

These x-tremely sweet, rip-roarin' train stunts are all you need to get your engine running. There's sick multi-track drifting, sweet jumps and rad synchronized moves all set to awesome music.

The best part is when he pitches a fit about keeping the helmet on, and then completely concedes when the officer actually takes it off. 

Just a coyote waiting for his badger friend to enter a culvert to cross under a highway. Apparently these guys has have been known for a little while and pop up from time to time. It really makes you wonder how well they understand each other.

Who would've known that the easiest way to toy with a telemarketer would be to meet all their questions with "yes." It's obvious and absolutely brilliant. 

We like that he's trying to talk, and we like it even more that he even sounds condescending. When someone gets in our face with BS, we'd love to be able to quote Charlie.

This is some kind of dark magic. 

Well isn't this just too much adorable to handle?